Bhagavatapurana 8.8.46

8.8.46

virajāmbarasaṃvīta nitambadvīpaśobhayā /
kāñcyā pravilasadvalgu calaccaraṇanūpuram //

42. to 46. A form blue like the charming lily, beautiful in every limb, with appropriate ear-rings with symmetrical cheeks and prominent nose and engaging face, with the weight of breasts developed by the prime of youth, slender waist, with eyes harassed by the humming bees attracted by the fragrance of the mouth, with profuse locks of hair adorned with wreaths of Mallika (Jasamine) blossoms with charming neck and neck-laces, with beautiful arms and their ornaments, with the belt enhanced in beauty by resting on the islets of hips covered with spotless cloth and with brilliant and sweetly

sounding nupuras on the feet, she greatly kindled passion in the hearts of the great Daityas by bashful smiles, dancing brows, and winning glances.