Rapper Kanye West and his partner Bianca Censori made headlines around the world with their jar-dropping Grammy Awards antics. The pair caused a sensation on the red carpet as Bianca dropped her fur coat in front of waiting photographers to reveal she was wearing nothing underneath but a totally sheer dress - and no underwear. The stunt went down so badly, reports circulated that the pair had been escorted out of the music ceremony by furious bosses. While others feared the duo could be reprimanded by police after the indecent exposure. Viewers watching the live stream at home were left in disbelief at Kanye's most shocking stunt to date - especially after a child was seen on the red carpet at the same time.

Despite the outcry, Kanye, 47, and Bianca, 30, have both doubled down on their antics - posting snaps of the incident on their social media feeds. Just over 24 hours since their headline-grabbing appearance, Kanye has now revealed the shameless real reason for his wife nude on the red carpet. Taking to Instagram, Kanye has announced the launch of a women's wear collection for his brand Yeezy - with an outfit Bianca wore on Grammy's night the first garment to go on sale.

Ye announced the "first women's piece" in a post on his Instagram account with a photo of a black thong bodysuit - identical to the one worn by Bianca at the Grammy's afterparty. Bianca and Kanye resurfaced at the late hours bash after the music ceremony ended. Former architect Bianca was seen in the black see-through one-piece with her husband where they were pictured licking and groping each other on the dancefloor.

Did Bianca go too far with her outfit choice? Vote in our poll HERE to have your say. It now appears Kanye and Bianca's show-stealing Grammy's appearance was to promote the launch of his new collection. A second photo on Kanye's social media showcased Bianca's outfit with the caption, "First women's piece @yeezy.com.". It's the latest item of clothing released by Ye's brand, which has the likes of hoodies, t-shirts and socks listed on its website. The bodysuit - referred to as BD-01 on the site - is currently priced at £17.00 and is offered in three sizes.

Fans have pointed out that Bianca wore the piece to the after party in the comments section. Someone asked: "Why couldn't Bianca at least wear this at the Grammys?" One person replied: "She wore it to the after party.". Kanye will be needing a bumper payday after he stands to lose a $20million deal thanks to his antics on Sunday night. It has been reported that the troubled star's two shows at the Tokyo Dome in May are now in serious jeopardy. As previously reported, a source told the Daily Mail that his backers for the shows could pull out after the Grammys, with the "creepy" red carpet scene having been "greeted with horror" in the country. They added that he has "greatly misjudged the tolerance" of resident and it will be a "big blow for him" because he's said to have been living in Japan for around a year.

It's been reported following the Grammys that Bianca Censori will not face any legal repercussions for her look on the red carpet. As previously reported, sources from the Los Angeles Police Department told TMZ on Monday that no formal complaints were made about her outfit, or lack thereof, by anyone present at the Crypto.com Arena on Sunday evening. The sources also highlighted that the awards show is a private event.

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There's previously been suggestion that Bianca's nude stunt could have landed her in trouble with the law. As previously reported, under California Penal Code 314(1), indecent exposure is defined as a person "exposing his or her naked body or genitals in front of anyone who could be annoyed or offended by it.". It's been reported that the law further specifies that the act must be "willful and lewd" to constitute a crime, and to be convicted, a person must "intentionally expose your genitals or naked body; expose yourself in front of someone who might be offended or annoyed by it; intend to direct attention to yourself; and intend to sexually gratify yourself or offend someone else when you do it.".