Kanye West and Bianca Censori's fashion blunders have yet to reach the end.
Following their continuous bizarre outings in Italy, West and Censori have also been raising people's eyebrows because of their fashion choices. After the wife's risqué public appearances, West became the center of controversy after he breached the country's Anti-Terror Laws.
Kanye West Breaches Italy's Laws Again
Daily Mail confirmed that West got involved in another legal headache after he went out while donning a bizarre accessory that covered his face excessively. According to the news outlet, the "Jesus Is King" rapper's recent fashion could lead to a probe for "breaching article 533 of Italian law introduced in 1977 to fight domestic terrorism."
Italy has banned the wearing of crash helmets and full-face coverings since 2005. It only exempts individuals who need to wear accessories for religious reasons and those with written authority from the local government.
"Wearing any item that covers your face and makes it difficult for a person to be identified by the forces of public security is an offence," lawyer Angelo Russo told the news outlet. "But wearing a full face covering at any other time, particularly in good weather, would not be seen as reasonable and the police would have permission to stop and question the individual."
While West has been covering himself from head to toe, his "wife" Censori has been going out sporting wardrobe pieces that leave little to the imagination. Most recently, she opted for a sheer, nude-colored bodysuit when they visited Via dei Calzaiuoli.
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Kanye West and Bianca Censori's Boat Controversy
It was not the first time West caught the attention of Italians.
Earlier this month, Venice police started investigating the incident during which the couple were caught in a compromising position while on a boat ride in Italy.
"There are standards of public decorum that have to be followed by tourists and locals alike and any breaches are severely punished," a Venice police said. "The images of West with his trousers down while in a taxi as he and his partner crossed the lagoon were seen all over the globe."
The company that owns the boat has since banned them from using any Venezia Turismo Motascafi boats after the lewd incident.
