Inside Dakota Johnson's Private Home, Full of Wonderful Objects | Vogue
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Vogue cover star Dakota Johnson takes us inside what we're told is her home to show us some of her most cherished belongings. As Dakota struggles to get inside her own house, she leads us into the living room, a space with the essence of nothing. That brings us to Dakota's first object of affection: a lavishly decorated cookie jar that, for whatever reason, holds a very fine powder? Dakota then leads us to her office, the place where she gets all her important work done. While it may look like an ordinary bathroom, there's no denying the power of this private place. She then shows us a few more of the most important pieces in her life, including a child's drawing apparently made by someone named Pam, and then, you know what? I'm starting to get the feeling that something is off here... Director: Jackie Phillips Director of Photography: Grant Bell Editor: Katie Wolford Scriptwriters: Jackie Phillips, Dakota Johnson Producer: Chase Lewis Associate Producer: Marisah Yazbek Assistant Ca
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