Bianca Sensori wears Kanye West’s Balenciaga jacket to a fast food date with her stepdaughter North

More is more for this celebrity wife.

Bianca Sensori may be known for her edgy looks, but she went in a more modest direction on Sunday night when she stepped out with her stepdaughter North West for a solo outing in Paris.

Kanye West’s wife, 29, headed to both Popeyes and McDonald’s with his 10-year-old daughter, and the duo wore baggy black outfits for the occasion.

Sensory kept to her usual tights look, but borrowed her husband’s black leather jacket from Balenciaga for the evening.

A similar bomber — which coincidentally is also in West’s closet — will set you back $6,990.

While she recently chopped her hair into long bangs, the Yeezy mogul wore her locks in their traditional slicked-back style and finished off her look with pointy black pumps.

This covered ensemble was a far cry from some of the looks Censori rocked during Milan Fashion Week last week, including a very skintight pantsuit with no pants, a tank top, and tights that left little to the imagination.

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As for North – whose mother is West’s ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, 43 – she represented her father’s new album, in which she appeared, wearing a black T-shirt titled “Vultures Volume 1” and loose black pants, and wearing black shoes with thick soles.

She held her stepmother’s hand as they walked down a Paris street, and although North wasn’t wearing a coat, she did wear a huge brown fur hat.

She also wore a fisherman’s hat that North’s mother and stepmother have worn in the past, with her Keeping Up with the Kardashians style accused of copying West’s new wife with her mysterious look.

It looks like the duo had a ball on their low-key night in Paris after North joined her dad on stage at a “Vultures” listening event earlier in the evening.

Aside from her performance, she appeared to be enjoying some shopping in France, as she returned home on a private plane on Monday as staff carried Chanel and Celine shopping bags in photos obtained by TMZ.

It’s good to be up north.