What a couple of punks! Kristen Stewart and girlfriend Stella Maxwell rock edgy leather jackets and rough hair styles for date night in New York

Published: 05:30 GMT, 16 November 2017 | Updated: 20:01 GMT, 16 November 2017

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They are on the cutting edge of fashion.

And on Wednesday night Stella Maxwell and her movie star girlfriend Kristen Stewart opted for an edgy look for a date in New York.

The pair of 27-year-olds sported matching leather biker jackets for an outing in the Big Apple.

Fierce! On Wednesday night Stella Maxwell and her movie star girlfriend Kristen Stewart opted for an edgy look for a date in New York

While Stella wore her long blonde locks down over her shoulders in a messy pile, Kristen sported her short cropped do slicked back in a punk rocker style.

Kristen and Stella have been dating since late last year.

Before that the New Zealander model enjoyed a brief romance with Miley Cyrus in 2015.

Feeling rough: The pair of 27-year-olds sported matching leather biker jackets for an outing in the Big Apple

Cutting edge: While Stella wore her long blonde locks down over her shoulders in a messy pile, Kristen sported her short cropped do slicked back in a punk rocker style

Kristen was in a relationship with singer St. Vincent last year.

Next up, Kristen will star opposite T.J. Miller and Jessica Henwick in the thriller Underwater.

Scheduled for release in 2018, the action film is about a crew of underwater researchers attempting to escape their subterranean laboratory after a devastating earthquake.

Going strong: Kristen and Stella have been dating since late last year

Where ya off to? the duo seemed to be on a mission as they stepped out in similar attire

The actress starred as Bella Swan in the supernatural romance movie series alongside her then-boyfriend Robert Pattinson's Edward Cullen, and has now said that whilst she doesn't often look back on her life, she does feel 'lucky' to have had the opportunity to be part of such a mammoth franchise.

She said: 'Every part that I've ever played has shaped me in such a significant way … I know from an outsider's perspective you might have something to say about that like in general. But I kind of view it as every other thing that I've invested in and really loved. And I'm lucky to have had that experience.

'I never really look back at my life and go, 'What did that mean?' I got a lot from it and it's made me who I am.'