Orlando Bloom and his bikini model girlfriend Luisa Laemmel have taken their blossoming romance to Milan Men’s Fashion Week. The couple, who have a 21-year age gap, were seen in the city on Monday for the event which sees designers showcase their Spring/ Summer 2027 menswear collections. Swiss model Luisa, 28, showed off her figure in tiny white frayed hotpants and a cropped vest top.Orlando, 49, meanwhile, rocked a stone coloured T-shirt and matching trousers. The actor was seen rearranging their suitcases in the back of the car. Orlando was seen at the Tod’s presentation on Sunday but there was no sign of his girlfriend Luisa as he posed for photos. The couple have been keeping their romance largely out of the spotlight after they were first linked in February. Orlando Bloom and his model girlfriend Luisa Laemmel have taken their blossoming romance to Milan Men’s Fashion Week The couple, who have a 21-year age gap, were seen in the city on Monday for the event which sees designers showcase their Spring/ Summer 2027 menswear collectionsLuisa has an established career as a model and has been the face for beauty and fashion brands, including L’Oreal, YSL Beauty, Maybelline, Max Factor, and Calvin Klein.The couple were first linked when they were spotted leaving the Super Bowl arm-in-arm in Santa Clara, California.One onlooker said they were ‘touchy-feely’ as they enjoyed a date night at the Levi’s Stadium in California.Luisa posted the event on her Instagram site with pictures of herself in baggy white jeans and a tan jacket.Inside the stadium, they partied with Orlando’s A-list friends, including the actor Jamie Foxx. A source told The Sun: ‘Orlando and Luisa have been quietly seeing each other for several months.’They’ve become a proper little family unit and Orlando even flew his teacup poodle Biggie Smalls over for the trip. ‘He is based in Los Angeles while she’s in New York, so they don’t get to see each other all the time, but they’re constantly in touch and there’s a real spark.’ The couple have been keeping their romance largely out of the spotlight after they were first linked in February Swiss model Luisa, 28, showed off her figure in tiny white frayed hotpants and a white cropped vest top Orlando, 49, rocked a stone coloured T-shirt and matching trousers. The actor was seen rearranging their suitcases in the back of the car Luisa has an established career as a model and has been the face for beauty and fashion brands, including L’Oreal, YSL Beauty, Maybelline, Max Factor, and Calvin Klein. Orlando was seen at the Tod’s presentation on Sunday, but there was no sign of his girlfriend Luisa as he posed for photos (pictured) Orlando’s ex-fiancée Katy has found love with former Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau (pictured with Justin in June) The Daily Mail has contacted Orlando’s representative for comment. Meanwhile, Orlando’s ex Katy Perry reflected on their split in an interview last week.The Roar hitmaker, 41, called it quits with the actor in June 2025 after nine years together. They got engaged in 2019 and in August 2020 they welcomed their daughter Daisy. Since their split, Katy has found love with former Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau, who she described as a ‘blessing from God’. Appearing on the latest episode of The Zane Lowe Show on Apple Music, she confessed: ‘Last year was so hard. It was the worst year and the best year. Because there’s two sides to every coin, and I decided to look at it as the best. ‘And like I went to space. I created space for my own life. And then all of a sudden this huge blessing in my life showed up.’Hinting at her mental health struggles, she continued: ‘And everything is really changed and real, grounded and settled, and I’m just so glad I decided to stick around for another year because you know if you just keep on living, life can get better. ‘It’s wild to look at where I was one year ago exactly. I remember where I was one year ago exactly this year. ‘Last year, June I was in the winter on the Lifetimes tour. I was crying. I was in Adelaide. I had just separated. I had been through a lot of you know, just stuff publicly, privately. ‘And I was just like, “holy s**t, this is really intense. Is a person really supposed to feel all this and, or absorb all this?”