Parineeti Chopra proves it’s cool to repeat outfits as she rocks stunning look from 5 years ago

Parineeti Chopra dazzles in a sequined crop top and beige skirt, showcasing sustainable fashion by rewearing an outfit from five years ago. See pics inside.

Parineeti Chopra’s latest look is proof that repeating outfits is totally cool. The actress rocked an outfit she first wore five years ago to The Kapil Sharma Show while promoting Kesari. This time, she brings the beautiful attire back, making a statement for sustainable fashion. With the festive season upon us, Parineeti’s glam look brings all the festive cheer and serves as perfect inspiration for your next party look. Let’s decode her style and take some notes. (Also read: Parineeti Chopra’s hot pink off-shoulder dress is a Barbie-core dream come true: Watch )

Parineeti Chopra repeats stunning outfit
On Tuesday, Parineeti gave her fans a sweet surprise as she took to Instagram and uploaded a series of glam pictures accompanied by the caption, “I repeated this outfit for an event yesterday, from many years ago. Batao kahan pehna tha”. In the post, the Chamkila actor can be seen looking absolutely glamorous as she strikes sultry poses.

Decoding her look
Parineeti’s look features a crop top from Zara with a scoop neckline, full sleeves, and sheer fabric adorned with golden sequin embellishments, radiating glam and glitz. She layered it with a black tank top underneath. She paired it with a beige skirt by designer Sanjana Batra, featuring a waist belt and pleated fabric with a cropped hemline. Showcasing the perfect blend of glamour and grace, her outfit is a must-bookmark for your festive wardrobe.

In terms of accessories, Parineeti kept it minimal to let her outfit shine. For this look, she became her own makeup artist and decked up in nude eyeshadow, mascara-coated lashes, smudged eyeliner, darkened brows, blushed cheeks, luminous highlighter, and a shade of nude lipstick. Assisted by hairstylist Bhavya Arora, she styled her luscious shoulder-length tresses into soft curls and left them loose in a middle partition, perfectly complementing her glam look.

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What is the buzz around ‘Proffee’ the latest health fad?

Proffee, a combination of coffee and protein powder is going viral on the Internet. But is it a healthy choice? Experts weigh in

Many fitness enthusiasts are combining their two most loved beverages — coffee and protein powder — giving rise to a new term called as proffee. But is it a healthy choice? Experts believe that “proffee”, the latest buzz in health trends, sounds cool, and can actually be great, but only if consumed the right way.

Before jumping on the proffee bandwagon, it’s important to understand your protein needs. “If you already have a balanced diet that keeps you energised and focused, adding proffee might not bring much extra benefit. However, for those looking for a quick, filling, and energising breakfast boost, it could be a great addition,” shares Saravanan Balakrishnan, founder, CEO, Amura.ai.

Balakrishnan adds, “The key is balance: caffeine in moderation and protein in the right proportions can help curb cravings, boost energy, and aid muscle recovery.

Here’s the trick—keep it simple:

• Skip the sugary syrups and calorie-loaded extras

• Choose high-quality protein and be mindful of the right quantities.

However, Tehseen Siddiqui, chief dietician, Saifee Hospital in Mumbai shares despite the energy boost, extra protein and helping with cutting cravings one needs to be more mindful.

She says, “While proffee can work for some, it is not the best choice for everyone. Protein powders are best kept simple. They are meant to be consumed with water or milk for digestion. Adding coffee — a highly acidic drink — may not sit well with everyone’s stomach.”

“The reason is that it most protein powders contain additives, artificial flavours, and preservatives. Although this is not necessarily unhealthy in moderation, combining these with coffee’s natural compounds may not work well for everyone,” shares Siddiqui.

As per experts, if you’re looking for an energy and protein boost, pairing a simple cup of coffee with a boiled egg, a handful of nuts, or some Greek yogurt can offer a more natural alternative.

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Young people more likely to spend Christmas alone, study finds

One in nine people say they will be spending Christmas Day alone this year.

The number of young people spending Christmas Day alone has doubled, according to new research that compares festive attitudes and behaviours in 2024 and 1969.

According to a study by the Policy Institute at King’s College London, one in nine people say they will be spending Christmas Day alone this year. That number has increased from one in 20 who said the same 55 years ago.

Findings of the study:
While the share of people aged 65 and over who said they would spend Christmas Day by themselves has remained the same since 1969 – 15% of over 65s – the number for other demographics has risen. The biggest increase was seen among the youngest surveyed, where one in 11, or 9%, of people aged 21 to 34 said they will be spending Christmas Day alone. Only one in 100 said the same in 1969. Also read | Christmas 2024: Spending holidays alone? Here are some tips to make it special

Professor Bobby Duffy, director of the Policy Institute at King’s College London, said the data indicates that Christmas now seems just a little bit lonelier and less magical than it was 55 years ago. “The proportion of people spending the day itself alone has doubled, we’re less likely to say we enjoy it, and a lot less likely to think parents should encourage their children to believe in Santa,” he said. “But this doesn’t mean we’ve given up on Christmas – indeed a large majority of eight in 10 still say they do enjoy it, and nine in 10 will spend it with family or friends.”

The research – which is based on two nationally representative surveys of UK adults aged 21 and over in 2024 and 1969 – is part of a series of studies updating survey results from decades ago to understand changes in Britain’s core beliefs and ways of living.

Other data found that 80% of people today say they enjoy Christmas, which has dropped slightly from 86% in 1969. A large chunk of Britons also believe that stores push Christmas and festive goods onto consumers far too early in the year, with 79% agreeing with that statement. Men have seen the biggest change in attitudes on Christmas in retail, with 81% of males surveyed saying Christmas goods are sold too early – up from 59% in 1969. The religious significance of Christmas has also dwindled in the UK, with 60% of people stating that Christmas is a family occasion, rather than a religious one. Also read | Christmas 2024: From hanging calendars to visiting cemetery, unique traditions and celebrations around the world

Christmas is about family or religion?
When asked 55 years ago if Christmas was more about family than religion, 53% of respondents agreed, indicating a decline in the Christian faith in Britain. As per the Office of National Statistics, 2021 census data shows that less than half of the population in England and Wales describe themselves as ‘Christian’. ‘No religion’ was the second most common response on the census, increasing to 37.2% from 25.2% in 2011. Also read | Merry Christmas 2024: Simple Santa Claus, Christmas tree drawing ideas for kids and classic poems for school

Professor Duffy said that while things have changed significantly in the world when compared with 1969, the collated data also shows that some things have not changed at all. “These long-term trends are also useful in reminding us that some things have remained the same, despite the huge changes seen,” he said. “1969 was the year man landed on the moon, John and Yoko staged their bed-in for peace, the death penalty was finally abolished, and our current King was invested as the Prince of Wales. “But even back then, eight in 10 were complaining that Christmas was too commercialised – exactly the same proportion as today.”

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