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# Dakota Johnson Is a Glam Cruella de Vil on the Cover of T&C
- URL: https://go-fug-yourself.ghost.io/dakota-johnson-is-a-glam-cruella-de-vil-on-the-cover-of-tc-12-2021/
- Published: 2021-12-02T15:00:30.000Z
- Updated: 2021-12-02T06:28:37.000Z
- Description: Like, in a good way.
- Author: Jessica  
- Tags: Fug The Cover, fugs, Town & Country, #wp, #wp-post, #hasslideshow, #Import 2026-10-07 08:18

[View the gallery](https://go-fug-yourself.ghost.io/dakota-johnson-town-and-country-december-21-january-22/)

Listen, I know we already have a New Young Cruella -- and I once got in a fight with one of my friends when he tried to tell me he didn't like Emma Stone! -- but if we didn't, here she is! I gotta confess that I love this cover. She looks like an art deco dame, festive and rich, and this feels like the poster for a very glamorous movie that was an extremely expensive box-office bomb that nevertheless was incredibly influential for people's aesthetics. Obviously, T&C has not let us down on the cover lines, either. OBVIOUSLY, I always want to read about extremely rich people going through nightmarish break-ups, AND I'm here for lost palaces!

The profile is enjoyable -- [definitely click through to see the rest of the shoo](https://www.townandcountrymag.com/leisure/arts-and-culture/a38236908/dakota-johnson-the-lost-daughter-movie-interview-cover-story/?ref=go-fug-yourself.ghost.io)t -- in part because I think Dakota Johnson is actually just, like, funny and charismatic (and really good at giving an interview without giving away anything truly personal or even actually saying much at all)? I liked this bit:

> Johnson was furnishing her Colorado home at the time, and when she discovered that \[Olivia\] Colman shared an obsession with interior design, the two spent hours on websites like 1stdibs and Chairish. A tufted pink velvet sofa now adorns Johnson’s living room. Perhaps something as quotidian as finding fabrics was the perfect release from such difficult subject matter? Colman says it’s a nice thought. “I should be saying that, but actually we just had such fun,” she tells me. “It’s often the case that if a film is about stuff that’s quite hard, you end up laughing a lot.”

Can someone please get working *Sofa Shopping With Olivia Colman*? Huge thanks.

###### \[Photographed by: Amanda Demme Styled by: Kate Young, assisted by Taryn Bossi Text and interview by: Mickey Rapkin\]