Hailey Bieber models trench coat over crop top and sweatpants while out in NYC with husband Justin

Hailey Bieber and her husband, Justin Bieber, looked like a stylish couple as they stepped out in New York City on Sunday.

The 26-year-old model looked casual in a cropped camisole and baggy sweatpants, while the Justice singer, 29, also opted for comfort in a low-key outfit for their day out.

Over her cozy outfit, the founder of Rhode Skin — who showed off her toned figure when she hit the gym the day before — modeled an oversized, beige trench coat.

The Peaches hitmaker wore a cream vest over a black T-shirt and camo pants while carrying a bag for his wife.

And in an article published the day before, Hailey spoke to The Sunday times about her infamous “fake baby” T-shirt and how she wants to have kids, but she “gets scared.”

For their busy day, she wore a comfortable pair of all-white sneakers.

The media personality smoothed her light brown bob with a claw clip into a casual updo.

For their day out in the Big Apple, she opted for a no-makeup look to showcase her natural beauty and glowing skin.

She was spotted completely hands-free, minus a plastic water bottle, as she boarded their ride.

Walking right behind her, the songwriter also wore a casual ensemble with a pair of bright magenta shoes.

The pop star rocked his recent buzzcut hairstyle for the summer season lately.

The day before, Hailey talked about the next step since she and her husband have been married for almost five years.

“I literally cry about this all the time,” she said on the subject of her and her husband’s family expansion in the future. “I want children so badly, but I’m getting scared.”

Comfortable clothing: The model has a casual figure in a cropped tank top and wide sweatpants. Over her cozy outfit, the founder of Rhode Skin — who showed off her toned figure when she hit the gym the day before — modeled an oversized, beige trench coat

Effortlessly stylish: The Justice singer also opted for comfort in a low-key outfit for their day out. The Peaches hitmaker wore a cream vest over a black tee and camo pants as he carried a bag for his wife of nearly five years

She explained that because of online hate, she is concerned about protecting her future children.

“It’s enough that people say things about my husband or my friends,” she clarified. “I can’t imagine having to confront people who say things about a child.”

Hailey added, “We can only do our best to raise them. As long as they feel loved and safe.’

As for her plans for the next five years, she said, “Sometimes I have these deep thoughts of ‘We only get one chance at life.’

“Like there’s only one time we’re going to do this,” she continued. So it is [about] trying my best to take it in and enjoy it and love my people and what I do. That’s what’s really important to me.’

Stephen Baldwin’s daughter also opened up about her perception of fame from a young age and the viral “fake baby” T-shirt she was spotted in in January.

“When you’re out and about and people stop your dad or uncle and ask for pictures, you start to understand why,” she recalls.

“That was me saying, ‘I’m very aware of the situation. I’m going to wear it loud and proud, because you already label me as such and it’s true’.”

Opening: The day before, Hailey talked about the next step since she and her husband have been married for almost five years. “I literally cry about this all the time,” she said on the subject of her and her husband’s family expansion in the future. ‘I want children so badly, but I’m scared’

Getting candid: She explained that because of online hate, she is concerned about protecting her future children. Stephen Baldwin’s daughter also opened up about her perception of fame from a young age and the viral ‘fake baby’ T-shirt she was spotted in in January

Hailey also spoke about her year to date and the “saddest, hardest moments” — referring to the drama and rumored feud with her husband’s ex-girlfriend, Selena Gomez, earlier this year.

Having previously shared that she felt “vulnerable” emotionally, she explained, “I just felt like I was going through a lot of awkward growth.

“Anytime you move from one time of your life to another, it’s really uncomfortable and can be really sad,” she claimed.

‘[I was] just trying to connect with other people who might feel that way,” she continued. ‘[People say], “Oh, do you think we feel sorry for you?” And I get it.

“It’s just sad sometimes that people feel that way that you want to express your emotions,” she added.