Bhagavatapurana 1.19.26

1.19.26

taṃ dvyaṣṭavarṣaṃ sukumārapāda karorubāhvaṃsakapolagātram /
cārvāyatākṣonnasatulyakarṇa subhrvānanaṃ kambusujātakaṇṭham //

26-28. He was in appearance sixteen years of age, with tender feet, hands, thighs, arms, shoulders, cheeks and frame;

his eyes were wide and beautiful, his nose prominent, his ears symmetrical, his features well-formed and his neck shaped like a sankha; his deep navel was like an eddy and his stomach beautiful with folds; he was all nude, with the ringlets of his hair streaming about him in disorder; with his long arms he appeared as one of the high gods; he was of dark complexion and most captivating to women by the splendour of his permanent youthfulness, of his person and of his sweet smiles;—on seeing him those sages recognised him by his special marks, though he was of hidden virtue, and rose from their seats to receive him.