Labubu: How Asia’s Quirky Toy Became A Global Business Phenomenon

Life-sized Labubu doll sells for $150,000 as celebrity hype fuels global toy craze

A life-sized Labubu doll has sold for a record-breaking 1.08 million yuan (approx. $150,000) at an auction in Beijing, sparking renewed interest and debate over the pop culture phenomenon behind the quirky toy character.

Look of the Week: Marc Jacobs totes a boxed Labubu

The fashion designer was snapped arriving at his show on Monday accessorizing his Birkin bag with an unopened shrimp Labubu, amid the craze that has seen prices soar for the grinning, furry creature.

Of Course Marc Jacobs Is Obsessed With Labubus Now

The kitschy collectible dolls are right up the legendary designer’s alley.

How Labubu dolls turned CEO Wang Ning into China’s youngest billionaire with a net worth of $22 billion

Labubu dolls were originally created by Hong Kong-based artist Kasing Lung as part of his illustrated series ‘The Monsters’.

This Viral 'Labubu Doll' Can Be Grilled And Eaten

The trending Labubu dolls are highy coveted as collectables, bag charms and more. A foodie take on this toy recently went viral on social media.

Labubu’s rise reflects hitmaker ability of China’s digital ecosystem

An ecosystem that combines e-commerce with social media, it turns users into marketers, breeds viral hits – and projects cultural power.