Amber Rose Unpacks Kanye’s Fashion Control Over Bianca Censori
Oh, the tangled web of celebrity romances! Amber Rose recently spilled the tea on Kanye West’s penchant for dressing his wife, Bianca Censori, in scandalously revealing outfits, a habit she claims dates back to her own days with the rapper. On the “Club Shay Shay” podcast, she candidly shared her theory that Kanye deliberately outfits his partners to attract male attention. As she puts it, “He wants everybody that when you walk into a room, that his girlfriend or wife is the most desirable in the room.” This isn’t just a fashion choice; it’s a power play, folks!
Rose, who dated Kanye from 2008 to 2010, recounted her own experiences with the rapper’s controlling style decisions. “What am I going to tell Kanye no?” she mused, recalling how his influence often dictated her wardrobe choices. Yet, in a twist of rebellion, she would sneakily don his clothes when he was away, proving that underneath the glitz and glam, she had her own fashion sensibilities. “I used to hate to dress like a whore,” she quipped, highlighting the tension between personal style and Kanye’s vision.
Meanwhile, Kanye’s recent assertions on social media further solidify his stance on his wife’s fashion choices. After Bianca turned heads at the 2025 Grammys in a sheer, nearly nude dress, Kanye declared, “I HAVE DOMINION OVER MY WIFE,” dismissing any feminist critiques with a wave of his digital hand. This bold proclamation has ignited discussions about autonomy in relationships, particularly those in the limelight, where boundaries can blur under the pressure of public scrutiny.
As we analyze this dynamic, it’s worth noting that the fashion world often feeds into this narrative. The likes of Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar have documented how celebrity clothing choices can serve as both a form of expression and a tool of manipulation. The interplay between empowerment and objectification in fashion remains a hot topic, especially when it comes to high-profile couples like Kanye and Bianca, or indeed, Kanye and Kim Kardashian before her.
In a culture that continually debates the agency of women in the fashion industry, it seems that Kanye’s approach is both a reflection of personal taste and a broader critique of societal expectations. Can one truly own their style when someone else is pulling the strings? It’s a question that lingers as we watch this narrative unfold.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and People Magazine, Harper’s Bazaar, Vogue
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