Can’t keep a shopper down
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Barely a month after she was sentenced in a Beverly Hills courtroom to three years’ probation and 480 hours of community service, Winona Ryder is shopping again.
The actress was spotted Saturday at the Prada boutique on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. Like a kid in a candy store, she plucked merchandise from the Italian label’s resort collection off practically every shelf -- including an $850 rosette-print nylon tote and a $750 red canvas purse with flower appliques -- while a saleswoman stood by.
Ryder, dressed casually in flip-flops, a long gray skirt and a black cloche hat, was overheard saying, “I like almost everything” to her loaded-down Prada escort.
After scouring the boutique for more than 10 minutes, Ryder, 31, disappeared into a dressing room. Looks like she’ll be starting out the year on the right foot, in a Prada stiletto she paid for.
Booth Moore
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