CREAM-AND-BERRIES complexion of a girl

Hi friends,
I would like someone explain to me this expression I have found reading the Steinbeck's "Travels with Charley":

'...was a fine-looking man of about thirty-five, broad-shouldered and lithe, with the CREAM-AND-BERRIES complexion of a girl...'

Thanks in advance, jo.

Hi guys,

I've never hear this expression. It sounds similar to the relatively common 'peaches and cream', which is sometimes used when describing female complexions.

Best wishes, Clive