Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom are truly one of Hollywood’s most stylish and loved-up couples, and they certainly proved it at the premiere of The Cut during the Toronto Film Festival on Thursday.
Their undeniable chemistry lit up the red carpet, with the duo effortlessly balancing each other's energy in both fashion and affection.
Katy, known for her daring fashion choices, once again stole the spotlight with a bold, avant-garde look.
The Roar singer, 39, made a statement in a black satin bandeau top paired with a sleek, fitted skirt. However, it was the shimmering sequined fabric draped over one shoulder that truly elevated her outfit, creating the illusion of an off-the-shoulder, floor-length gown. The edgy design was an absolute showstopper, fusing elegance with her signature flair for the dramatic.
Her striking look didn’t stop with the outfit. Katy embraced her jet-black hair by styling it into a sleek high bun, complete with daring micro-bangs that framed her face perfectly.
Complementing her hair, she opted for bold, smokey winged eyeshadow and a matte brown lipstick that emphasized her edgy, high-fashion appearance. Accessories were kept simple yet impactful—she added just a pair of geometric silver dangle earrings that gave a modern twist to her glamorous look.
While Katy shone with her bold ensemble, Orlando, 47, played the perfect supportive partner by keeping his look classic yet contemporary. He wore a sleek black tuxedo with a twist—a chic mock turtleneck that added a modern touch to his otherwise traditional red carpet style. Together, the duo looked effortlessly coordinated, their ensembles perfectly complementing one another.
The couple's glamorous date night at the Toronto Film Festival followed closely on the heels of some candid revelations by Katy. Just one day earlier, the Teenage Dream singer opened up about her and Orlando’s relationship journey, including their brief split in 2017.
During her Sept. 4 appearance on the Call Her Daddy podcast, Katy gave fans an inside look into the early days of their romance and the struggles they faced before finding their groove.
"We weren’t, like, really in it from day one," Katy admitted, recalling how she and Orlando first crossed paths at the 2016 Golden Globes. At the time, both stars were at very different points in their lives. "I mean, he was in a way, because he had just done a huge time of celibacy, and he had set intentions," she explained, referring to Orlando's personal growth and commitment to self-improvement. Meanwhile, Katy was still reeling from a recent breakup and wasn't quite ready to dive into a new relationship. "I was fresh out of a relationship, and I was just like, ‘I can't do this anymore. I need to go swim in a different pond,’ but I had yet to do a lot of real work."
It took time, inner work, and personal healing for the couple to reconcile after their brief breakup. Katy shared how she and Orlando both sought help at the Hoffman Institute, a personal growth retreat that encourages emotional healing. The experience helped them reconnect and ultimately set a strong foundation for their relationship. The couple got engaged in 2019 and later welcomed their daughter, Daisy Dove, in 2020.
"We all have our strengths and then our opportunities for growth," Katy reflected during the podcast. She continued to praise Orlando's unwavering support, noting, "One of his strengths [is] when I crumble, he can step in and be that anchor. That's amazing." It’s clear that their relationship has blossomed into something beautiful, grounded in mutual respect, love, and understanding.
During the premiere of The Cut, Orlando confirmed Katy’s sentiments, sharing an exclusive insight into their relationship dynamic with People. He explained that his love language is all about "acts of service" and "showing up"—a testament to his commitment to being a steady presence in Katy's life. Their bond, forged through both challenges and triumphs, was palpable as they stood side by side on the red carpet.
As for the film itself, The Cut sees Orlando take on the role of a boxer who comes out of retirement with his sights set on winning a championship title. Directed by Sean Ellis, the film also stars Caitríona Balfe and John Turturro. Orlando’s dedication to his craft shines through in the intense and physically demanding role, but his commitment to his family and partner was equally evident at the premiere.