The rabbitlike character "Labubu" marketed by Chinese toymaker Pop Mart has taken the world by storm to the point of causin･･ ...

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PRICE MATCHED TO A BIRKIN: The highly limited Sacai x Seventeen Labubu plush toys, a total of 14 lots ... capsule collection between the Japanese fashion label Sacai and K-pop sensation Seventeen.

Two giants of Asia — K-pop band Seventeen and viral doll Labubu — are joining forces. Seventeen , one of K-pop's biggest acts du jour, is set to release a new song on June 11, "Bad Influence ...

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What really helped launch Labubu into global stardom was its high-profile fanbase — including K-pop idols like Lisa from BLACKPINK, who was spotted with the doll and helped spark a viral trend.

K-pop group Seventeen has teamed up with Pop Mart to launch a limited-edition set of Labubu dolls, generating significant excitement. The auction features 14 unique dolls with SEVENTEEN branding ...

In addition to the custom Labubus, the auction included a Sacai-designed jacket seen in Seventeen’s Pharrell-produced “Bad Influence” video, which sold for $9,500, and a T-shirt signed by 11 ...

K-pop sensation Seventeen has partnered with Chinese toymaker Pop Mart to release a limited-edition set of Labubu dolls, and the response has been ov Tuesday, 02 January 2024 12:17 GMT عربي ...