Labubu’s Desi AI Transformation, Turning Into Labu Bou in Bengali Sari and Labinder in Salwar Kameez
Labubu, the wide-eyed, toothy doll that has taken over the internet, is no longer just a global craze-it’s now a desi sensation. Adored by stars like Rihanna, Dua Lipa, BLACKPINK’s Lisa and Rose, and Bollywood’s own Ananya Panday, Disha Patani, and Shilpa Shetty, the little doll has become a fashion mascot. And now, thanks to entrepreneur Orissa Lee Patnaik, Labubu has been reimagined in traditional Indian avatars, each inspired by a different state. From Sambalpuri saris to phulkari embroidery, every makeover is a pocket-sized tribute to India’s cultural charm.
Now, the craze has turned desi. Entrepreneur Orissa Lee Patnaik has given Labubu an Indian twist, dressing it up in traditional outfits inspired by different states of the country. Each version comes with its own name and distinct cultural flair, making the series a delightful mini-tour of India.
Wrapped in a striking black-and-red Sambalpuri sari, Labu Bou is elegance with an edge. Silver jewellery, chunky jhumkas, stacked bangles, and red flowers in her hair complete the look. The bold red bindi and nose ring add a touch of fearless charm.
West Bengal -Laboudi
Laboudi captures the essence of Durga Puja in a classic white-and-red Bengali sari. She pairs it with a red blouse, layered gold chains, and shankha-pola bangles. A simple nose ring and a bright red bindi make her festive-ready.
Punjab - Labinder
Dripping in colour and embroidery, Labinder shines in a hot pink kurta and deep blue salwar. The vibrant phulkari dupatta with mirror work steals the show. Jhumkas, a heavy maang tikka, and red chooda bangles tie the Punjabi bridal look together.
Jammu & Kashmir - Labu Jaan
Labu Jaan looks royal in a maroon pheran and matching headscarf decorated with paisley motifs. The jewellery is pure Kashmiri grandeur-layered silver necklaces, heavy earrings, and a nose ring with a chain. Intricate embroidery adds wedding-day magic.
Kerala - Lab Amma
In a cream-and-gold Kasavu sari, Lab Amma radiates grace. Layered gold necklaces, ornate bangles, and heavy jhumkas sparkle against her sleek braid decorated with jasmine. The matha patti and traditional nose ring give her the perfect Kerala bridal touch.
Rajasthan - Labu Chori
Labu Chori is fiery in a red ghagra choli, dripping with mirror work and embroidery. She’s loaded with oxidised silver jewellery, from a borla maang tikka to haath phool and stacked bangles. Her gold-dotted odhani frames her like a desert princess.
From the subtle grace of Kerala’s Kasavu to the bold embroidery of Punjab’s phulkari, this Labubu makeover series is more than just fashion. It’s a celebration of India’s cultural heritage, reimagined through a doll that has captured hearts across the globe.
One state at a time, one smile at a time-Labubu has truly gone desi.
Now, the craze has turned desi. Entrepreneur Orissa Lee Patnaik has given Labubu an Indian twist, dressing it up in traditional outfits inspired by different states of the country. Each version comes with its own name and distinct cultural flair, making the series a delightful mini-tour of India.
Odisha - Labu Bou
Wrapped in a striking black-and-red Sambalpuri sari, Labu Bou is elegance with an edge. Silver jewellery, chunky jhumkas, stacked bangles, and red flowers in her hair complete the look. The bold red bindi and nose ring add a touch of fearless charm.
West Bengal -Laboudi
Laboudi captures the essence of Durga Puja in a classic white-and-red Bengali sari. She pairs it with a red blouse, layered gold chains, and shankha-pola bangles. A simple nose ring and a bright red bindi make her festive-ready.
Punjab - Labinder
Dripping in colour and embroidery, Labinder shines in a hot pink kurta and deep blue salwar. The vibrant phulkari dupatta with mirror work steals the show. Jhumkas, a heavy maang tikka, and red chooda bangles tie the Punjabi bridal look together.
Jammu & Kashmir - Labu Jaan
Labu Jaan looks royal in a maroon pheran and matching headscarf decorated with paisley motifs. The jewellery is pure Kashmiri grandeur-layered silver necklaces, heavy earrings, and a nose ring with a chain. Intricate embroidery adds wedding-day magic.
Kerala - Lab Amma
In a cream-and-gold Kasavu sari, Lab Amma radiates grace. Layered gold necklaces, ornate bangles, and heavy jhumkas sparkle against her sleek braid decorated with jasmine. The matha patti and traditional nose ring give her the perfect Kerala bridal touch.
Rajasthan - Labu Chori
Labu Chori is fiery in a red ghagra choli, dripping with mirror work and embroidery. She’s loaded with oxidised silver jewellery, from a borla maang tikka to haath phool and stacked bangles. Her gold-dotted odhani frames her like a desert princess.
A Cultural Fashion Tour in Miniature
From the subtle grace of Kerala’s Kasavu to the bold embroidery of Punjab’s phulkari, this Labubu makeover series is more than just fashion. It’s a celebration of India’s cultural heritage, reimagined through a doll that has captured hearts across the globe.
One state at a time, one smile at a time-Labubu has truly gone desi.
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