Labubu熱潮連Marc Jacobs都抵擋不了！時尚人的炫富大法，把特別版公仔掛在Birkin手袋
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早前，他分享與第三代Labubu隱藏款的合照，興奮透露「迷上Labubu的第一週」。隨後，彩妝大師Pat McGrath贈送「Wacky Mart系列」的「天婦羅蝦」Labubu吊飾，讓他愛不釋手，未拆封即掛上其黑色Hermès Birkin 40手袋，完美展現高低混搭的玩味風格。
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Marc Jacobs再上傳一張Birkin掛上三隻Labubu的照片，可愛爆棚，相信大家日後也會被他珍藏的Labubu洗版！亦有網民指，不久將來隨時會見到Marc Jacobs會與Labubu進行聯名，各位時尚人有在期待嗎？
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