New Year’s is a truly global celebration, uniquely honored in every corner of the world, each country adding its own special touch. It’s one of the rare holidays that unites the entire human race—over seven billion people—through a shared spirit of joy and renewal.
To mark this festive occasion, the princesses organized a New Year’s Challenge, decorating their palaces and selecting outfits inspired by their respective kingdoms. In Eliza’s realm, the New Year’s symbol is a beautifully decorated Christmas tree, with gifts placed beneath and delicious treats laid out on the table. Bright, festive garlands adorn the surroundings, and this year’s fashion trend features shimmering gold and silver attire, complemented by star and snowflake motifs.
In contrast, Chinese New Year is steeped in ancient traditions and cultural significance. Celebrated with grand fireworks displays on the first day of the new year, families also burn incense sticks to ward off evil spirits. Many people dress in vibrant shades of red and gold—colors believed to bring luck and prosperity—and extend heartfelt greetings to loved ones. The Chinese princess continues to honor these customs while embracing modern fashion trends.
These celebrations, though different in their customs and symbols, share the universal joy of welcoming a new year. Want to enjoy the festivities? Have fun playing the New Year Party Challenge at Dressupwho.com!
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