Hailey Bieber has had a "really fun" time working on her husband Justin Bieber's clothing line

She told America's GQ magazine: "I am designing this jacket with them and I feel like that's a super-fun collaborative process to do with his brand. I think Skylrk is incredible and amazing and everything they're doing and building there is super, super cool, and I'm just happy that they want me to be a part of it and that they have asked me to come in and make something with them.

"And it's obviously really fun when you get to be able to do anything with the person that you love. And the team there is really amazing and I feel really inspired by them.

"I think the clothes are sick. I think the shoes are sick. I think the point of view is sick. I don't like doing anything I'm not inspired by, and I feel super, super inspired by everything that they're doing.

"But yeah, there are a couple of things that I'm doing with them that are coming, and then obviously he's doing the joint-holder case, which I think is really sick and really f****** cool."

Despite enjoying the collaboration, Hailey - who announced plans to sell her skin care brand Rhode to beauty company E.l.f. for $1 billion earlier this year - is unlikely to start her own clothing line.

She said of the possibility: I think I feel more comfortable dabbling in one-off situations, and of course having fun with Skylrk is an example of that.

"I don't know if I would do a clothing brand from scratch and start from zero. I also don't want to overconsume this consumer.

"I don't believe in overconsumption, but I do think getting to do collabs and one-off collabs, and especially with a brand that's so close to me like that is something I definitely want to do more of.

"And I think as I expand my world of business and brands, I am most interested in expanding it in a way where I have a very specific and different point of view. And I think having a very specific and different point of view in clothing is very hard to do, and it's very tricky.

"When I do something I want to know that 150,000 percent of me is behind it. I do think the beauty and wellness space is somewhere that I continuously feel passionate about, but I'm still so focused on Rhode, and all my attention is there."