But these days the world, as well as the internet, is obsessed with possessing the cute Chinese dolls named Labubu. Made by ...

The punky, cute, bunny-eared creature from China has inspired fans around the world to line up for a chance to own one. It is the latest case of Chinese IP globalization, which signals a shift in ...

The current fascination with 'cute' collectibles like Labubu, fueled by celebrities and social media, reflects a desire for ...

Fans have latched on to the toothy little monsters' mashup of play and fashion, making them accessories on handbags, ...

Labubus — the fluffy, sharp-toothed figurines adorning pants and bags across the globe — aren’t just toys. They’ve sparked a ...

For weeks, there have been incredibly long lines at Great Lakes Crossing and Twelve Oaks to purchase a Labubu.

Pop Mart's ugly-cute critter has gone viral around the world—but will its little furry legs outurn the fad?

Labubu has been carving its niche in a very interesting way since going viral all over the world. You’d think the plush ...

Labubu dolls—quirky, fuzzy, fang‑toothed collectibles designed by Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung and sold by Pop Mart—have exploded online thanks to blind‑box mystery, celebrity sightings like Lisa from ...

Labubus have gone the way of the Sonny Angel craze, which itself is a spinoff of the '90s-era Beanie Baby obsession. What’s ...

Limited edition labubu sells for $31,250. The Labubu craze has taken over the internet and the fashion industry 10 years after it was first created, and there is no sign of it slowing down. Especially ...