Updated 5 July 2025 at 16:10 IST
Labubu dolls have become a go-to fashion statement for the A-listers' outings. Hanging casually on Hermes, Chanel, and many other handbags of celebs, this ultra-expensive elf-eye doll has carved out its universe in pop culture.
With its bug eyes, jagged teeth, and quirky tuft of hair, the Labubu doll began as a picture book character but has evolved into a global style icon. Celebrities such as BLACKPINK’s Lisa, Rihanna, and Ananya Panday are frequently seen with one swinging from their bags.
Labubu represents playful rebellion and a sense of individuality. Whether you're intrigued by the surprise of blind boxes, the thrill of limited seasonal editions, or the charm of region-specific exclusives, there's a wide range to explore. Each Labubu comes with its own story, look, and vibe. Here are some of the most sought-after and rare designs that might look good in your collection.
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The Monsters Fall in Wild Series - Vinyl Plush Doll
The Monsters - Have a Seat Vinyl Plush Blind Box
The Monsters Coca-Cola Series - Vinyl Face Blind Box
The Monsters - Angel in Clouds Vinyl Face Doll
Labubu × Pronounce - Wings of Fantasy Vinyl Plush Doll
If the blind box editions are the everyday favourites, the seasonal editions are where Labubu stands out. These plush toys take inspiration from viral Kpop bands, holidays and cultural events like Valentine’s Day, Lunar New Year, and Halloween, each full of character. For collectors, these are some of the most unique and limited Labubus available.
Walk by Fortune (Chinese New Year)
Best of Luck (Overseas Exclusive)
Catch Me If You Like Me (Valentine’s Day)
OLDSKOOL MONSTERS FOREVER x Vans
Happy Halloween Party - Sitting Pumpkin
BE FANCY NOW x PRONOUNCE
WINGS OF FANTASY, WINGS OF FORTUNE
Sacai x Seventeen Limited Edition Labubu
According to Vertu, the most expensive ones include:
Human-Sized Brown Labubu Doll
Pop Mart MEGA LABUBU Sketch 1000%
Labubu Hip-hop Girl Figure
Labubu Time to Chill Figure
Labubu was created by Dutch-born, Hong Kong-based artist Kasing Lung, drawing inspiration from Nordic mythology. The character first appeared in Lung's 2015 publication The Monsters Trilogy and was later commercialised in 2019 through a licensing agreement with Pop Mart.
Published 5 July 2025 at 14:43 IST