Bianca Censori debuts another bizarre makeover as she channels Princess Leia on Amsterdam date with Kanye West

Kanye West's wife Bianca Censori unveiled another makeover as she channeled Princess Leia as the couple stepped out for date night in Amsterdam on Friday. 

The 31-year-old Australian architect, who recently spent time in Melbourne with her family, joined the Heartless rapper, 48, as they grabbed dinner at the upscale eatery Ciel Bleu. 

The media personality showed off the new look as the pair exited the restaurant while holding hands. 

Censori donned a figure-hugging, white dress that clung to her figure and contained a lowcut neckline on the front. 

She additionally slipped into a pair of shiny white tights as well as open-toed white pumps. 

Her brunette locks were parted in the middle and styled into two separate braids that were tucked in at the base of her neck. 

Censori's makeup was glammed up for the evening and comprised of a layer of mascara to her lashes as well as a smoky shadow around her eyes. 

A warm blush was added to her cheekbones while a glossy, nude-colored tint was worn on her lips. 

The star, who tied the knot with West in 2022, opted to not add flashy pieces of jewelry to the look. 

The music artist sported a pair of leather pants as well as a plain white shirt and brown leather jacket. 

West, who also goes by Ye, completed the ensemble by slipping into tan boots and carried his smartphone in his hand. 

The couple made their way to an awaiting vehicle after visiting the eatery and at one point, the pair were seen sharing a laugh. 

Censori's hairstyle was similar to the character Princess Leia, who was played by the late Carrie Fisher in the Star Wars franchise. 

The wife of the rapper is known for showcasing her daring style during public outings over the years. 

Last week, Censori turned heads wearing a skimpy, black bandeau top as well as shimmering brown leggings. 

She had completed the outfit by slipping into closed-toed tan heels and allowed her locks to flow down past her shoulders. 

The star has also donned risqué ensembles on her own Instagram account. 

Last week, Censori uploaded a snap as she modeled a barely-there, silver bikini top as well as light gray bikini bottoms. The look was layered with a fuzzy sweater. 

And a few weeks earlier, the media personality put on a busty display in a snap uploaded to her Instagram stories. 

Censori could be seen standing in front of a plain wall wearing a pair of fitted gray leggings as well as a skimpy black bodysuit that offered minimal coverage of her chest. 

Her brunette locks were parted in the middle and effortlessly flowed down naturally past her shoulders. 

However, the star has also opted for more modest looks on previous outings as well. 

Back in April, she went for a sleek corporate makeover as she made an appearance at an Ivy League college in NYC.

Censori had stopped by Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation as a guest critic during the university's Master of Architecture Advanced Studio IV Final Reviews.

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

Censori also covered up as she supported stepdaughter North West, 12, at the preteen's album release party last month. 

During an interview with Vanity Fair in February, Censori opened up about her daring outfits and shut down rumors that West controls 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 her 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?'

West and Censori's appearance in Amsterdam came shortly before the rapper took to the stage in the Netherlands for a concert at GelreDome Stadium on June 6. 

The performer drew in 40,000 fans despite the cancellation of other recent concerts in Europe over his past anti-Semitic comments, according to The Straits Times. 

Late last month, West was approved to hold his concerts in the Netherlands following a ruling by officials. 

'Solid grounds are needed to bar people ⁠from entering [the country]. We have not found those in the analyses that were conducted,' said Deputy Prime Minister Bart van den Brink, per Reuters. 

'His past statements are not, at this moment, a reason to deny him entry.' 

A second show is scheduled for June 8, which also marks West's 49th birthday.