New Year Party Challenge
The New Year is a truly global celebration, uniquely observed in various ways across different countries. It’s one of those rare holidays that everyone around the world—all seven billion of us—celebrates together. To mark this special occasion, the princesses decided to host a New Year’s challenge, decorating their palaces and selecting outfits reflective of their respective kingdoms.
In Eliza’s realm, the New Year’s most iconic symbol is the festively decorated tree. Gifts are tucked underneath it, and tables are laden with sweets and treats. During this time, vibrant garlands of shimmering gold and silver adorn the spaces, while stars and snowflakes are in vogue this year.
Meanwhile, according to Chinese traditions, celebrating the New Year holds profound significance for families. On the first day of the new year, people set off fireworks and burn incense sticks—believed to ward off evil spirits and cleanse the home. Many also wear new, brightly colored clothes—especially in hues of gold and red—and send heartfelt greetings to loved ones. The Chinese princess adheres to these age-old customs while embracing contemporary fashion trends.
Let’s take a moment to compare these diverse yet similar festivities! Join the fun and play the New Year Party Challenge at Dressupwho.com.
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