Dua Lipa Couldn't Have Looked More Smitten Holding Hands With Callum Turner on a Rare Date Night

She's levitating.

Dua Lipa's night didn't end with the Time100 Gala on Thursday—and instead, she opted to keep the party going with a dinner reservation just for two.  

Despite arriving to the event solo, Lipa was spotted leaving New York's Lincoln Center hand-in-hand with her boyfriend, Callum Turner, who also made an appearance on the star-studded red carpet separate from his pop star girlfriend. But afterwards, the couple had their own private celebration with a late-night bite at Zero Bond in NYC's NoHo neighborhood. 

For the their rare public date night, the "Houdini" singer switched up her outfit, changing out her bellybutton-baring gown and into a black floral dress with a plunging neckline and asymmetric hem. She topped off her look with a black wool coat and added a pair of black sheer tights and matching Mary Jane heels. Turner, meanwhile, sported the same navy suit with a pale blue tie as before. 

Lipa and Turner have been romantically linked since January after they were seen canoodling together at the Masters of Air premiere. A few weeks later, they seemingly hard-launched their relationship with a PDA-filled walk through the streets of Los Angeles, where Lipa wore a pair of controversial sheer flats with stone-wash jeans and a white tank top with black trim.

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And while neither of them have come right out and confirmed that they're a couple, Lipa subtly addressed her love life while speaking with Elle earlier this month.  "As long as everyone knows where they stand, then you're good," she told the outlet of writing her song "Training Season," which is about falling in love again after heartbreak.

"I was like, 'Okay, I’m going to write down what I want,'" she said of writing the track, adding: "The power of manifestation and writing things into existence with the power of words. When you know your worth, you know what you want and what you don’t want."

Lipa continued, "I was talking about this with one of my dancers today, because she was going through a breakup—when I was single, I didn't wish it away. You learn so much about yourself, you know, whether it's going on a date or spending that time alone. In the silence, you figure out who you really are... In the grand scheme of things, I was doing research."

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