A toy from China is proving to be tariff-proof

A Bottega Veneta bag with Labubu bag charms during Paris Fashion Week on March 8. The impish yet cute plushies are a global sensation among Gen Z and even those older. (Edward Berthelot/Getty Images via CNN Newsource) NEW YORK — Naomi Lin's favorite high-end accessory is wildly popular, an acquired taste, and shockingly resilient in the face of a tariff onslaught. No, it's not Manolos or the latest offering from Prada — it's a gremlin-like plush. It's a Labubu, a palm-sized Nordic elf with bright eyes, sharp teeth and puckish grin. Lin, a medical student in Nebraska, owns dozens —…