Bianca Censori and sisters called 'The New Kardashians' as experts foresee a reality TV show

"They are hitting the headlines just like the world's most famous family," says brand expert Nick Ede.

Bianca Censori, who gained international attention after marrying Kanye West in December 2022, is rapidly becoming a household name alongside her sisters, Angelina and Alyssia. 

The Australian model's rise to fame has been meteoric, with her bold and revealing fashion choices frequently making headlines. 

Known for stepping out in risqué outfits and embracing the spotlight, Bianca has drawn comparisons to Kim Kardashian, Kanye's ex-wife, and the entire Kardashian family. 

Brand and culture expert Nick Ede has even dubbed the Censori sisters "The New Kardashians," predicting that they could soon be the stars of their own reality TV show. 

"Bianca Censori and her two sisters, Angelina and Alyssia are beginning to shape themselves as 'The New Kardashians' with risky looks and revealing clothes," Ede told The U.S. Sun.

However, not everyone agrees with this optimistic outlook. 

Public relations specialist Lauren Beeching pointed out that while the Censori sisters are gaining attention, they still have a significant gap to bridge compared to the Kardashians' massive influence and decade-long empire-building. 

"The Kardashians, especially Kim, have spent over a decade building an empire with millions of loyal fans and successful brands like SKIMS that have left a major mark on the fashion industry," Beeching noted. 

She also mentioned that while Kanye West's association brings visibility, his controversial reputation could be both an asset and a challenge for the sisters.

Despite the mixed opinions, there's no denying that the Censori sisters are quickly becoming a force in the fashion and entertainment world. 

Their close-knit family dynamic and daring style choices are capturing public interest, and many are eager to see whether they'll carve out their own niche in pop culture, much like the Kardashians before them.