When BLACKPINK’s Lisa stepped onto the Wembley Stadium stage on 16 August 2025, she didn’t just perform; she became a living, breathing Labubu doll. Fans erupted as the K-pop star unveiled a playful, pink-themed ensemble inspired by the viral collectible, turning the night into a memorable mix of music and fashion theatre.

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Designed by Brett Alan Nelson, Lisa’s outfit struck a perfect balance between whimsy and high fashion. A fuzzy pink miniskirt and matching crop top with exaggerated padded shoulders were paired with a corseted bustier, while knee-high furry boots added extra flair. A custom Labubu doll by artist Marko Monroe was pinned to her waist, and Lisa completed the look with a pink Labubu mask, delighting fans as she performed tracks from her solo album Alter Ego.

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Lisa’s fascination with Labubu dolls has been evident for years. Known for their quirky, exaggerated features, the dolls, created by Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung and produced by Pop Mart, have become sought-after collectibles among celebrities and influencers. Lisa has previously been spotted carrying Louis Vuitton purses adorned with Labubu charms, proving the toys are more than just a passing interest; they are a personal signature.

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Her London appearance highlights Lisa’s talent for merging music, fandom, and style into a single spectacle. Social media quickly lit up with clips of the outfit, with fans praising the singer’s boldness and creativity. The Labubu costume didn’t just showcase her love for the dolls, it set a new standard for on-stage fashion moments, blending pop culture and personal flair seamlessly.

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This London show is part of BLACKPINK’s DEADLINE World Tour, which spans 31 shows across 16 cities. From London to Taipei, Bangkok to Jakarta, the tour continues to combine exhilarating performances with striking fashion statements. Lisa’s Labubu-inspired look may well be remembered as one of the tour’s defining moments, proving once again that BLACKPINK doesn’t just perform; they make every stage an event.

For a closer look at Lisa’s playful Labubu ensemble, check out her performance clips online. Fans are still talking about it.

Seven years after stepping away from the runway, Topshop staged a triumphant return at London’s Trafalgar Square on August 16, 2025. Against the backdrop of the National Portrait Gallery, the brand brought together its classic high street style and fresh, contemporary pieces in a show that felt both familiar and exciting.

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The spotlight was on Topshop’s iconic Joni and Jamie jeans, now redesigned with updated cuts and washes. Longtime fans got a taste of nostalgia, while new touches gave the classics a modern edge. The collection struck a careful balance, honoring the brand’s history while looking ahead to the next chapter of London street style.

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Cara Delevingne’s exclusive edit added a bold layer to the show. Oversized gray suits and pea-green faux fur coats brought a fresh, urban energy, while chic layering gave the collection a confident, contemporary feel. Models from top agencies, along with fresh faces sourced through an open call by Wilhelmina Models London, added variety and vitality to the runway.

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A Topshop double-decker bus on site was a playful nod to the brand’s roots, while the “see now, buy now” approach allowed attendees to purchase pieces online immediately. This combination of live spectacle and instant access underscored how Topshop is blending tradition with modern retail trends.

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Now under the ownership of Heartland, Topshop is reconnecting with its loyal following while drawing in a new generation of shoppers. After years as an online-only brand under ASOS, Topshop is returning to physical stores, with Liberty London set to stock its collections for the first time in four years.

Topshop’s comeback is proof that the high street still has room for reinvention. With classics refreshed and new ideas in play, the brand has shown that even familiar favourites can feel thrilling again.

Zendaya has made a name for herself on screen and on the red carpet, and now she’s stepping into the world of sneakers. On August 7, she unveiled her first co-designed shoe with Swiss sportswear brand On and longtime stylist Law Roach: the Cloudzone Moon. The collaboration feels less like a celebrity tie-in and more like a personal project shaped by her own style.

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The Cloudzone Moon updates On’s Cloudzone silhouette with thoughtful changes, including breathable mesh, extra forefoot padding, and the latest CloudTec® cushioning technology. The result is a sneaker that performs well and fits seamlessly into everyday life.

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Zendaya describes the design as reflecting her own duality, soft yet strong, understated but present. The campaign imagery mirrors this balance, showing her in looks that combine ease with a subtle edge.

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The collection doesn’t stop at sneakers. Alongside the Cloudzone Moon, there’s a range of bomber jackets, structured bodysuits, and coordinated track sets, all designed to move with daily life rather than just make a statement.

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In October, Zendaya and On will release the Cloudtilt Moon, a softer, recovery-focused sneaker with a sock-like knit upper and CloudTec® Phase sole, built for all-day comfort.

This collaboration feels different because Zendaya has been hands-on throughout, helping shape the product and the campaign. Unlike many celebrity releases, the Cloudzone Moon merges style, function, and personality, making it unmistakably hers.