Close-up detail view of seven Labubu monsters / charms / dolls / plus from "Big Into Energy" collection : Loyalty, Happiness, Luck, Hope, Serenity, Love an Secret, during a street style fashion photo ...

It's a plush doll. It's a bag charm. It's a collectible that recently sold for six figures. But no, this wildly popular creature isn't a Gremlin or one of the monsters in Maurice Sendak's children's ...

Ms. Silcoff is a cultural critic. My 10-year-old daughter’s entry into the universe of Labubu was innocent enough: She was a kid who wanted a doll. So how did my usually thoughtful and steady ...

Labubus — the fluffy, sharp-toothed figurines adorning belt loops and bags across the globe — aren’t just toys. They’ve become a cultural and commercial phenomenon. The creepy-cute collectibles, ...

Labubu fans will have another chance to purchase two of Pop Mart's popular Labubu blind boxes on Oct. 10, according to the Pop Mart website. The Labubu blind boxes – which hide the exact content of ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — If you haven’t heard of the Labubu dolls, allow us to introduce you. The viral sensation has sparked a frenzy of fans and collectors waiting in lines for hours in the Austin area, ...

Claims that a popular toy collectible was actually inspired by a demon from ancient folklore circulated online in July 2025. Some users claimed that Labubu, a cute, fuzzy monster with big eyes and a ...

Those who missed the chance to purchase a Labubu blind box from the new, smaller "Pin for Love" series released this week will have another chance to order it, along with three other blind boxes.

In the booming landscape of designer toys and collectibles, an unlikely hero has emerged: Labubu, the mischievous plush elf from Pop Mart. In the booming landscape of designer toys and collectibles, ...

(NEXSTAR) – Move over, Furby, there’s a new kind of cute, kind of creepy creature taking over the fashion world. Meet Labubu. You may have seen some of these colorful figures, complete with wide, ...

I was recently scrolling through Instagram when I saw a story posted by our food editor, Kae Lani Palmisano, of fake Labubus in South Jersey. “They’re called Lafufu, show some respect,” I texted her.