Degrading or empowering? Why people can't stop talking about Bianca Censori’s naked dress.

Well, that happened.

The Grammys took place Sunday night, but the moment no one can stop talking about days later actually occurred before the main ceremony even started − when Ye, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West, hit the red carpet with his wife, model Bianca Censori.

Jaws dropped when the couple stopped to pose for pictures. In videos now circulating all over social media, a stone-faced Ye stands by Censori as she drops her large fur coat to reveal a skin-tight, see-through outfit underneath − essentially exposing her entire naked body to photographers. Ye, by contrast, wears a T-shirt, pants and sunglasses.

The internet erupted into discourse about the moment, with some brushing it off as classic Kanye antics and others outraged at the display.

According to fashion and sociology experts, Ye and Censori's goal was obvious: to shock and draw attention to themselves (and, if so, then mission accomplished). They add, however, that the stunt also prompts a larger conversation about how clothing (or lack thereof) speaks to gender, agency and power.

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