Labubu fever is officially Halloween’s hottest costume trend. The Pop Mart plush with the toothy grin, big round eyes, and long bunny ears has taken over bag charms, shelves, and feeds — and this Halloween, she’s the costume everyone wants to wear. These twelve Labubu costume ideas for women cover every vibe: fluffy full-body onesies in the most loved colorways, streetwear and denim-jacket takes you can build from your own closet, a balletcore version for the soft girls, witch-hat and pumpkin twists that scream Halloween, a last-minute DIY, and even a couples option. Pick your colorway, grab your ears, and get ready for the compliments.
1. Classic Toffee Labubu Onesie
The toffee-brown onesie is the Labubu that started it all — warm, fluffy, and instantly recognizable. A plush full-body onesie in chocolate-toffee faux fur is your base: look for one with a hood that has long bunny ears and an embroidered monster face on the chest or hood, with the signature toothy grin front and center. Wear it zipped to the neck with nothing but comfy basics underneath, and finish with fuzzy paw mittens and plush boot covers in the same brown.
The ears are what sell it, so fluff and bend them slightly outward like a real Labubu. Add subtle face makeup — a little blush and a small drawn grin — to echo the character without hiding your own face. This is the coziest costume on this list: perfect for cold October nights, trick-or-treating with kids, or any party where you want maximum cute with zero effort.
2. Soymilk Pink Labubu Onesie
Soymilk — the pale, creamy pink — is the Labubu colorway every girl wants, and it makes a dreamy Halloween onesie. Start with a fluffy blush-pink plush onesie with a hooded bunny-ear design and the classic round eyes and grin embroidered on the front. Pair it with white fuzzy socks and pastel pink sneakers or plush slippers, and add a soft pink crossbody bag so you can carry your phone without breaking the look.
Lean into the sweetness with glossy lips, rosy cheeks, and a pink claw clip pinning back the hood when you want your face fully visible. For extra cuteness, carry a mini Labubu plush on a chain as your bag charm — it ties the whole look together. This one photographs beautifully in daylight, so wear it to a pumpkin patch or daytime Halloween party.
3. Lychee Berry Labubu
Lychee berry’s vivid pink-red is for the Labubu lover who wants to stand out in every photo. Build the costume around a fluffy berry-pink plush top or cropped fuzzy jacket with an embroidered monster face, then balance it with a darker bottom — a red pleated mini skirt or high-waisted berry shorts. A plush bunny-ear headband with an attached toothy-grin face piece does the character work up top.
Keep the palette tight: berry pinks and reds head to toe, with white crew socks and platform sneakers to ground it. Add red-tinted lip gloss and heart-shaped blush stamps for a playful finish. This look has main-character energy at costume parties, and the separates make it reusable — the fuzzy jacket alone will live in your fall wardrobe.
4. Matcha Green Labubu
Matcha green is the cool-girl Labubu colorway — soft sage, a little earthy, and totally on-trend for fall. Start with a fluffy sage-green plush onesie or a fuzzy green two-piece set with bunny-ear hood, big embroidered eyes, and the toothy grin. Layer it over a cream ribbed long-sleeve top so a little color peeks out at the wrists and neck, and add cream leg warmers over white sneakers.
Style the green with warm neutrals: gold hoops, a beige mini backpack, and a soft brown claw clip. A swipe of green-tinted eyeshadow ties the makeup to the costume without looking costumey. This colorway reads fresh and modern — it’s the Labubu costume for anyone whose aesthetic is already sage sweaters and matcha lattes.
5. Sea Salt Coconut Labubu
Sea salt coconut — the dreamy all-white Labubu — is pure angel energy for Halloween. The look is a fluffy white plush onesie or a white fuzzy vest-and-shorts set with a bunny-ear hood and the embroidered monster grin in soft grey. Keep everything else white and cream: white thermal leggings, cream fuzzy socks, and pastel sneakers, with a pearl bracelet and delicate silver necklace for a little shine.
White costumes glow in flash photography, so this is the one to wear to a nighttime party. Add subtle glitter highlighter on your cheekbones and a glossy nude lip to keep the look ethereal rather than blank. Carry a white mini tote as your candy bag — practical and perfectly on-theme.
6. Streetwear Labubu
No onesie? No problem — streetwear Labubu turns your everyday closet into a costume. The formula: an oversized fuzzy or sherpa hoodie in your favorite Labubu colorway (toffee, pink, or green), baggy cargo pants or parachute pants, and chunky sneakers. Top it with a plush bunny-ear headband that has the Labubu face — round eyes and toothy grin — attached to the band, and carry a Labubu plush on your bag.
Make it costume-clear with details: face paint whisker dots and a drawn grin, layered silver chains, and a mini backpack in a matching color. This look is comfortable enough to wear all day and cool enough to pass as a real outfit — perfect if you want to be festive without a full costume commitment. Bonus: you’ll actually wear every piece again.
7. Denim-Jacket Labubu
Labubu in a denim jacket is the cutest mashup of street style and plush-core. Start with an oversized vintage-wash denim jacket thrown over a fuzzy cream or toffee sherpa top, add light-wash mom jeans and white sneakers, and crown it with a plush bunny-ear headband with the embroidered Labubu face. Pin a couple of enamel pins — a monster grin, a tiny Labubu — to the jacket pocket for detail.
Cuff the jacket sleeves once and half-tuck the fuzzy top to keep the silhouette intentional, then add layered necklaces and small hoops so it still reads like an outfit, not just a costume. A canvas mini backpack holds your essentials. This is the best option for a casual Halloween — a bar crawl, a movie night, or anywhere you want cute without a onesie.
8. Balletcore Labubu
Balletcore Labubu is for the soft girls — all tulle, leg warmers, and plush ears. Pair a blush-pink or cream fuzzy cropped sweater with a layered tulle mini skirt in matching pink, then add ribbed leg warmers and ballet flats or pink sneakers. A plush bunny-ear headband with the Labubu grin keeps the character front and center, and a satin ribbon tied in a bow around the headband makes it unmistakably balletcore.
Keep the makeup delicate: flushed pink cheeks, glossy lips, and a tiny beauty mark or drawn whiskers. A mini pastel purse and pearl hair clips complete the look. This costume is effortlessly photogenic — twirl shots in the tulle skirt are basically guaranteed — and comfortable enough to dance in all night.
9. Witch Hat Labubu
Take your favorite Labubu onesie and Halloween-ify it: add a witch hat. A black or deep-purple witch hat perched on top of the fluffy bunny ears is instant spooky-season magic. Wear any Labubu onesie or fuzzy set underneath — toffee, pink, and green all work — and add a black tulle cape or a striped witchy skirt over the onesie for the full effect.
Go bold with the makeup: smoky eyes, dark berry lips, and a little star or moon face decal. A tiny broomstick prop or a mini cauldron candy bucket sells the theme. This is the easiest way to make Labubu read as Halloween rather than just cute — one accessory transforms the whole costume.
10. Pumpkin Patch Labubu
Pumpkin Labubu blends the viral plush with fall’s favorite icon. Start with a fluffy orange plush onesie or fuzzy orange top with a bunny-ear hood and the embroidered toothy grin, then add a green leaf headpiece or a green stem beanie over the ears. A brown corduroy mini skirt or rust-colored overalls over the fuzzy top gives it that pumpkin-patch charm.
Pair with brown ankle boots and a plaid scarf for peak fall texture, and carry your candy in a mini pumpkin bucket. Warm copper eyeshadow and a burnt-orange lip tie the makeup to the costume. Wear this one to a pumpkin patch or fall festival during the day — the photos will be adorable.
11. DIY Plush-Ear Headband Labubu
Need a costume tonight? The DIY Labubu takes twenty minutes and things you probably own. Grab a fuzzy sweater or sherpa jacket in any Labubu color, add matching leggings or jeans, and make the ears: glue or sew fluffy faux-fur bunny ears onto a plain headband, then draw the Labubu face — big round eyes and a toothy grin — on a felt or paper mask attached to the band. Face paint does the rest: whisker dots, a drawn grin, and rosy cheeks.
Carry a plush toy or draw a tiny Labubu on your tote bag to make the character unmistakable. This is the ultimate last-minute costume: cheap, comfortable, and genuinely cute. It also works as a group costume — each friend picks a different colorway with their own headband.
12. Couples Costume: Labubu and Mini Monster
Labubu makes an adorable couples costume when you pair her with a mini monster companion. One partner wears the full Labubu onesie — toffee or soymilk pink — while the other goes as a smaller monster friend: a fuzzy vest in a contrasting colorway like matcha or lychee berry, a bunny-ear headband, and face paint with the toothy grin. Matching plush keychains on both outfits tie the pair together.
Coordinate your colors so you clearly belong to the same set — same fur texture, complementary colorways. Pose ideas are endless: piggyback photos, the smaller monster peeking from behind, matching pouts with the drawn grins. It’s cute, it’s current, and it photographs better than almost any other couples costume this year.
