Los Angeles DA and LAPD respond to Bianca Censori's nude Grammys look amid calls for her to face legal action

The LAPD and Los Angeles District's Attorney's office have revealed they have have not received any word on Bianca Censori incurring any legal consequences following for her nude Golden Globes look, Daily Mail writes.

The two offices, via their media personnel, told Newsweek they have not heard any word about Censori getting into trouble with the law for her daring look. 

West, 47, and Censori, 30, were the talk of the night on Sunday after showing up, apparently uninvited.

Censori, in her most shocking outfit yet, was nude aside from some mesh. West left the Grammy Awards just minutes after walking the red carpet with his partner Bianca.

No one who was at the Grammys - which was a private event - 'contacted police with any complaints' about Censori's exposure at the event, LAPD sources told TMZ Monday.

However, Censori's eye-popping stunt prompted calls on social media for her to be arrested for indecent exposure, with many circulating a picture of a young child peeking out from behind the red carpet and catching a glimpse of her controversial outfit.

‘Should be arrested for public indecency in front of minors,’ one Reddit user wrote.

‘What if a dude did this? Would it be funny then?’

Another wrote: ‘This is actually kinda weird. All for women being free and shit but doing this when Kids are around is just weird man.’

In California, the crime of Indecent Exposure occurs when ‘a person exposes his or her naked body or genitals in front of anyone who could be annoyed or offended by it’.