Bianca Censori had fans doing a double take after showing off a dramatic new look on Instagram.
In a post shared this week, the Australian architect appeared with long blonde hair that cascaded down her back, although it was unclear whether the style was her natural hair or a wig. The look also featured blunt bangs that covered her forehead, giving her a striking appearance that several fans compared to the Egyptian queen Cleopatra.
She paired the dramatic hairstyle with one of her signature revealing ensembles, wearing a gold sequin micro-mini skirt with a matching bikini-style top. Both pieces featured black straps and hugged her figure.
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Unlike some of Bianca’s previous fashion choices, her latest appearance was met with an overwhelmingly positive response in the comments section, with fans praising both her hairstyle and her overall look.
“Modern day Cleopatra,” one person wrote.
“Any hairstyle looks good on her,” another commenter said.
“What I think Cleopatra wore,” a third person added.
“That body is absolutely phenomenal,” another fan gushed.
“If I looked so good I’d do the same thing!!” someone else wrote.
Despite her often provocative fashion choices, the wife of Kanye West has generally avoided addressing the intense attention surrounding her public image. She recently opened up about her discomfort with interviews and making public statements.
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In a recent essay published by Welcome as part of its POSTPOSTPOST series, the 31-year-old discussed her limited experience with interviews and how she felt after reading one back.
“I’ve only done one interview. I read it back and couldn’t fully recognize the person they interviewed. But it was nice to be asked. I enjoyed the invitation to self-absorption. For a moment, you’re allowed to speak entirely about yourself. That’s the whole point, so no one can judge you for being self-involved. Still, I can’t be too annoyed. I tend to vacillate. Maybe I mean oscillate.”
She continued, “Women are expected to exist within a narrow bandwidth of socially acceptable self-perception.”
The comments come as the model continues to draw intense attention online for both her fashion choices and the way she presents herself in public and on social media.
