New Year Party Challenge
New Year is a truly global celebration, yet each country marks it in its own special way. Remarkably, this holiday is universally observed by all seven billion people on Earth. To commemorate this festive occasion, the princesses organized a New Year’s challenge, decorating their palaces and selecting outfits reflective of their respective kingdoms.
In Eliza’s realm, the New Year centerpiece is the festive tree. Gifts are placed beneath it, while sweets and treats adorn the table. Brightly colored garlands, shimmering in gold and silver, are hung to enhance the celebratory atmosphere. This year’s fashion trends include sparkling gold and silver attire, along with stars and snowflakes as decorative motifs.
Meanwhile, in Chinese tradition, celebrating the New Year holds deep familial significance. On the very first day, families set off fireworks and burn incense sticks—believed to ward off evil spirits and banish negativity from their homes. Many people also wear new, vibrant clothing in shades like gold and red and exchange heartfelt greetings, fostering warmth and connection. The Chinese princess embraces these age-old customs while also staying attuned to modern fashion trends.
Let’s explore these contrasting yet surprisingly similar holiday traditions! Have fun participating in the New Year Party Challenge at Dressupwho.com.
Mouse and Finger
