Bianca Censori ditches her daring style for a sleek corporate makeover during Ivy League campus visit

Bianca Censori ditched her daring style for a sleek corporate makeover as she made an appearance at an Ivy League college in NYC this week. 

The 31-year-old Australian architect - who recently joined husband Kanye West at Denny's for a lowkey breakfast - stopped by Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation on Tuesday. 

She was brought in as a guest critic during the university's Master of Architecture Advanced Studio IV Final Reviews. 

Censori notably has both a Bachelor's and a Master's degree in architecture, which she obtained while studying at the University of Melbourne. 

The media personality covered up wearing a black jacket as well as a black skirt that fell down towards her knees. 

She completed the chic look with black-heeled, leather boots and allowed her locks to flow down past her shoulders. 

Censori was spotted sitting inside a classroom alongside other attendees as one individual spoke amid what appeared to be a presentation. 

She turned her head and listened intently to the speaker while sitting next to a model of a bridge. 

The star was listed as a guest critic while also receiving the credit of Architectural Designer and Artist. 

Last month in March, Censori also looked nearly unrecognizable as she opted for a very demure ensemble at a Los Angeles courthouse to testify in a lawsuit against West. 

The pair testified in a civil lawsuit filed by Tony Saxon, who was hired in 2021 as a project manager to renovate West's Malibu mansion and alleged unpaid wages, hazardous working conditions, and wrongful termination. 

Censori's outfit on Tuesday was the opposite of her usual risqué looks that she has sported on public outings. 

Just last week, the star flashed her sideboob in a skimpy gold bodysuit with a deep plunging neckline while stopping by the Chateau Marmont with West. 

She additionally wore a pair of silver tights while her long locks cascaded down in light waves. 

The couple - who tied the knot in 2022 - were spotted sitting next to each other on a couch as they conversed with another individual. 

It came shortly after the Heartless rapper was banned from traveling to the United Kingdom following backlash to his planned set at the Wireless Festival after his past antisemitic comments. 

Earlier this month, the music artist was also sued for 'sucker-punching' a guest at the iconic Chateau Marmont during a 2024 incident. 

Censori once again put on a racy display as she modeled a tiny bikini that contained glittering red material and white-tasseled details. 

The Australian-born architect shared the image to Instagram and tagged Raga Malak designer Gadir Rajab in the caption. 

During an interview with Vanity Fair in February, Censori opened up about her daring outfits and shut down rumors that West does not control what she wears. 

'I wouldn't be doing something I didn't want to do,' she expressed to the outlet, before adding that she asks for husband's opinion when it comes to putting a look together.

'Me and my husband would work on my outfits together. So it was like a collaboration, it was never "I was being told to do something."'

She continued, 'If you were married to Gianni Versace, wouldn't he give you a dress or something?' 

Censori also recently supported West during his comeback concerts in L.A. earlier this month. 

She re-posted an image to her Instagram stories that had been shared by Gadir Rajab as she donned a blue catsuit that clung to her figure. 

The media personality and Rajab - who have collaborated in the past - seemingly took the photo while posing in a VIP area at SoFi Stadium during West's concert. 

West - who also goes by Ye - dropped his 12th studio album Bully on March 28 and returned to the stage in Los Angeles for his Ye: Homecoming series.

When his latest album dropped last month, the music video for one of the tracks Father also became available - and was notably directed by Censori. 

The nearly three-minute clip was shot in one scene through one single frame throughout its entirety as various characters moved in and out of a beige church.

During a recent interview with Architectural Digest, Censori opened up about her directorial debut and the vision behind the video.

'As my directorial debut, it felt like a natural extension of my background in architecture and performance art,' she explained to the outlet.

'Directing is not a departure for me, but a shift in medium, I'm still shaping space, bodies and emotion, it's just articulated through film.'

Censori - who tied the knot with West in 2022 - further expressed that the single shot and setting helped make 'a logic that could only exist within a dream, where unrelated characters, worlds and temporalities collide within one continuous space.'

She then emphasized how 'the architecture of the set was critical' when it came to shooting the music video.

'A single frame had to hold and give structure to everything unfolding within it.'

West was recently banned from traveling to the U.K. to perform at the 2026 Wireless Festival set to take place in July. 

It would have been his first time on the U.K. stage in 11 years. 

His concert in Poland was also cancelled just days after the rapper postponed another a show in France. 

Three months earlier, West apologized for his past antisemitic posts while also getting candid about his battle with bipolar disorder in a statement published via an advertisement in the WSJ.