Bianca Censori's mother Alexandra is dripping in designer clothes at fancy family outing at Melbourne hotspot with her other glamorous daughters

Bianca Censori's mother Alexandra is just as glamorous as her infamous daughter. 

And the matriarch was enjoying the good life on Tuesday as she stepped out with two of her other children, daughters Alyssia and Angelina. 

The trio were accompanied by friends as they enjoyed a fancy lunch at Melbourne dining hotspot Gimlet. 

Alexandra was chic in an all-white ensemble, including a cropped jacket and mini skirt in a textured fabric. 

She added a pair of retro cat's-eye sunglasses and a pair of towering white heels with black piping, as well as a smattering of gold accessories. 

Her blonde hair was worn down and straight, and she opted for a rosy makeup look with a nude pink lipstick. 

Angelina was on trend in a black, sleeveless dress that sat close to her figure, as well as matching flip-flops. 

She opted for a peachy makeup look and wore her dark hair in soft waves, choosing a warm-toned makeup look. 

Alyssia chose a daring blue gown for the occasion, which had a halter-neck design, as well as cream heels. 

She carried a pink designer shoulder bag and added a dainty silver necklace and matching earrings. 

It comes after it was revealed that  rapper Kanye West's wife Bianca Censori is the daughter of Australian mob royalty.

Daily Mail previously revealed that Bianca's father Elia 'Leo' Censori did hard jail time after being convicted in 1982 on a charge of possessing a prohibited import (heroin) and sentenced to five years with a minimum of three. 

Leo is the brother of Eris Censori - a notorious gangland killer once dubbed 'Melbourne's Al Capone'.

Eris was sentenced to death in Western Australia for a murder, but the sentence was later commuted to life imprisonment.

The death penalty was abolished in Western Australia in 1984, although the last execution in Australia took place in 1967.

Eldest brother Edmondo, known as 'Eddie Capone', has convictions in Victoria for violence, including assaulting police, theft and threats.

As well as heroin dealing, Leo also has convictions for possession of a pistol and fully jacketed ammunition. 

Daily Mail approached the Censori compound at the time, but his wife Alexandra refused to comment when asked about her husband's criminal history. 

Leo Censori also failed to contact the Daily Mail after that visit. 

In 1991, Leo's former wife Faye Glascott spilled the beans on his illegal gambling empire. 

She told Herald Sun reporter John Silvester that Leo had been involved in a cartel that controlled a large slice of a lucrative illegal gambling industry in Melbourne during the 80s.

Silvester, who went on to write the successful Underbelly series alongside fellow Melbourne reporter Andrew Rule, revealed Bianca's dad had been marked for death in the 1990s.

Glascott described her former husband as a 'heavy criminal figure'. 

Leo served two years of his five-year sentence over the drug charges after an Australian Federal Police raid.

He still resides in leafy Alphington, alongside his current wife Alexandra, who is the mother of Bianca and her sisters Angelina and Alyssia.

Growing up in the well-heeled suburb of Ivanhoe, it is believed Bianca later lived in the $2.8 million Alphington home where her parents still reside.