Bianca Censori flouted Chateau Marmont’s dress code on Monday as she arrived in another micro-bikini, Daily Mail reports.
The high-end eatery in Los Angeles, which asks guests to dress in business casual wear, saw Bianca Censori, 29, flash her breasts as she disregarded the rules, as per Daily Mail.
The Australian architect left little to the imagination in a barely-there leather-look bra, which only just covered her modesty.
Bianca Censori as reported by Daily Mail, teamed her extremely risqué look with a pair of tiny leather shorts as she sat down to enjoy drinks with friends.
It comes shortly after Bianca caught the whole street’s attention in LA when she stepped out in a tiny silver bra.
Bianca exposed her breasts in a completely see-through netted top as she made her way to the Melrose Tanning Company salon, opting not to wear a bra.
She coordinated the barely-there top with a pair of tiny beige underwear and heels.
A camouflage print hat shielded her short brunette hair as she confidently strutted back to her car post-tanning session.
The revealing look pushed boundaries and could potentially be considered indecent exposure under California law.
California Penal Code Section 314(1) makes it a crime to intentionally expose your genitals or naked body in a public place, or anywhere else where someone could be offended or annoyed.
An indecent exposure charge usually results in a misdemeanour for a first-time offence.
The maximum penalty is six months in county jail, a fine of up to $1,000, and mandatory registration as a sex offender for at least ten years.
It came following news that restaurateurs have vowed to ban Bianca and husband Kanye from entering their eateries, after she stepped out in another revealing ensemble.
She shocked onlookers when she dined out in Los Angeles with Kanye in a barely-there bra top.
Bianca left little to the imagination in the tiny top that only just managed to protect her modesty as she arrived at a local barbecue restaurant with the rapper.
‘If I am the owner of any establishment that these two intend to enter, I will tell them due to respect for my customers, you are not allowed to enter,’ one restaurateur wrote.
‘I wouldn’t have them in my restaurant. Totally inappropriate and not a good role model for young children to see this out and about. What is wrong with them?’ another agreed.
‘She looks absolutely ridiculous. How can any decent restaurant accept a customer wearing that? Even the main supermarkets have signs up in summer advising that tops must be worn for hygiene purposes when shopping as topless men were going in. This is so much worse,’ one said.
‘You used to get refused entry due to dress codes to a restaurant if you didn’t wear a tie, How times have changed, now you can enter and dine almost naked,’ a third wrote.
Another commented: ‘No self respecting restaurant owner or manager should be letting them enter with her dressed like that UNLESS they, in advance, pay to book out the whole restaurant so it is their own private venue while they are there.’