Hailey and Justin Bieber wear matching casual looks for lunch date in NYC

 The couple were spotted wearing white and purple on their way to lunch in the Big Apple.

Hailey and Justin Bieber made it through the Big Apple in style!

 The two were spotted heading to lunch in New York City in matching white shirts. The 26-year-old model kept her outfit casual with a white crop top, loose denim shorts, and tiny gold jewellery. Hailey gave the outfit a special touch by pairing it with black moccasins and white socks.

 Hailey's musician husband, 29, added color to her look with a white T-shirt and pastel purple shorts. Bieber completed the look with a bright orange baseball cap.

The outing is one of many trips the couple has taken together since getting married in 2018. In May, Hailey was spotted out on a date at London's Chiltern Fire Station after she announced she was launching her UK skincare brand Lorde. Then they went on a trip to the French Riviera.

 Hailey shared many of her tropical vacations on Instagram, including a cute video of her being carried on her husband's shoulders. The skincare brand founder recently spoke enthusiastically about Justin when asked about the possibility of having a child with him in the near future.

"I literally cry about it all the time," she told The Sunday Times. "I really want kids, but I'm scared. If people say something about my husband or my friends, that's enough. I can't imagine facing people saying things about kids."

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

 When Bieber interviewed Hailey for Vogue Australia in February, she revealed what she loved most about their marriage. "Honestly, the best thing about my marriage is our friendship," she said. "Honestly, you are my best friend in the world. No one wants to spend more time together or do anything together."

 "At the end of the day, he's my best friend, but it still takes a lot of work to make it work," Hailey told Harper's Her Bazaar last year about what it takes to make her marriage work. "And we've found that once kids get involved in play, it takes a whole different amount of time to think about how it works."