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SHOPPING: Labubu's are taking over, and sold out everywhere, but we found where you can still buy one fast before they're gone again.

Called Labubu, the pointy-toothed plush has seen a surge in interest despite it first being introduced in 2015 in a book. A human-sized Labubu recently sold for 1.08 million yuan ($205,616.34 CAD ...

THEY’RE the must-have accessory of the summer – but people have been left horrified after seeing what is behind the viral Labubu dolls. The furry dolls – made popular by Chinese toy com… ...

Labubu herself was just one in the story's cast of "monster" characters. In 2019, Lung signed a partnership with Pop Mart, a Chinese toy brand and retailer, which then began selling figurines ...

What’s a Labubu and why do I need one? Everything to know about the viral stuffed toy that has people talking. Labubus have been worn by the likes of Rihanna, Kim Kardashian, Dua Lipa and other ...

Labubu has also gained traction in the fine arts sector. One of China’s main auction platforms, China Guardian, sold a resin Labubu sculpture for HKD 102,000 ($13,000), making it the most ...

Labubu is the latest craze that has taken the internet by storm. The popular monster blind box toy, which has shown up on the bags of A-list stars including Rihanna, David Beckham, and Kim ...

It started as a quirky collectible, but Labubu has now taken over the hearts and social media feeds of fans across the world. These wide-eyed, slightly odd-looking dolls, created by artist Kasing ...

As reported by CNN, at a recent auction in Beijing, a mint green, first-generation Labubu figure measuring a whopping 131 centimeters tall (that’s over four feet!) sold for 1.08 million yuan, or ...

What’s a Labubu? With a stamp of approval from A-listers like Rihanna, Kim Kardashian and Dua Lipa, a Labubu is a “blind box” toy manufactured by Pop Mart, a Chinese toy company.