
[AdAge] Inside the Bag Charm Craze—Everything to Know About Labubus and ‘Charm-ification’
Labubus are the hot new accessory for purses and bags, but they’re just one example of the larger bag charm trend captivating Gen Z consumers. (TikTok)

Labubus are the hot new accessory for purses and bags, but they’re just one example of the larger bag charm trend captivating Gen Z consumers. (TikTok)

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Welcome to Ad Age’s Influencer Marketing newsletter, featuring news gathered by Ad Age reporter Gillian Follett. Every week, we explore how brands are working with influencers

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