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Priyanka Chopra attends Armani fashion show in Paris

Actress Priyanka Chopra was one of the front row guests at the Giorgio Armani Prive couture show in Paris, which was also attended by Naomi Watts, Kate Winslet and Sophia Loren.

The designer's fall 2017 line was dominated by lean silhouettes, featuring mostly jackets and skirts in mixes of icy pastels through a range of eveningwear.


Priyanka, who wore a high-low, white Armani dress, took to Instagram to share pictures from the event, which also saw the presence of French actress Isabelle Huppert and Chinese star Tang Wei.

"Amazing to be with an exceptional group of women celebrating the house of @armani. Lovely evening. @naomiwatts #sophialoren #katewinslet @isabelle.huppert #tangWei," Priyanka posted.

The 34-year-old Quantico actress made the most of her Paris trip and also posed in front of the Eiffel Tower.

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Pork fillet costs approximately £20 per kilogram, while beef sells for £80 per kilogram or more

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UK shoppers swap beef for pork as prices soar 27 per cent

Highlights

  • Beef price inflation hits 27 per cent while pork remains fraction of the cost at £20/kg vs £80/kg.
  • Waitrose reports 16 per cent rise in pork mince sales as families adapt recipes.
  • Chicken and pork mince volumes surge 65.6 per cent and 36.6 per cent respectively as cheaper protein alternatives.
British shoppers are increasingly swapping beef for pork in dishes like spaghetti bolognese as beef prices continue their steep climb, new retail data reveals. The latest official figures show beef price inflation running at 27 per cent, prompting consumers to seek more affordable alternatives.
Waitrose's annual food and drink report indicates customers are now buying pork cuts typically associated with beef, including T-bone steaks, rib-eye cuts and short ribs.

The cost difference is substantial. Pork fillet costs approximately £20 per kilogram, while beef sells for £80 per kilogram or more, according to Matthew Penfold, senior buyer at Waitrose. He describes pork as making a "massive comeback but in a premium way".

The supermarket has recorded notable changes in shopping patterns, with recipe searches for "lasagne with pork mince" doubling on its website and "pulled pork nachos" searches rising 45 per cent. Sales of pork mince have increased 16 per cent compared to last year as home cooks modify family favourites.

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