For their March 2012 cover, Esquire UK tapped one of the world’s most recognizable celebrities: Daniel Radcliffe. Photographed by Yu Tsai photographs and styled by Catherine Hayward.

In the editorial, Tsai snaps Radcliffe both in Studio 10 and on the exterior of Pier 59 Studios. Check it out via both our Tumblr and Facebook pages!

For British Vogue‘s March 2012 issue, David Sims photographs Zuzanna Bijoch in an editorial titled “The Finest Line.” Joe McKenna styled Bijoch in the likes of Celine, Rick Owens and Miu Miu.

To see the rest of the editorial, click over to our Tumblr and Facebook pages!

Back in December, we shared with you a Marcus Gaab editorial for I Love You magazine featuring Anna Cleveland. The premise was to put a big subject inside of a little room complete with an over-the-top wardrobe. Today, we get to see Ms. Cleveland in motion set to the sounds of DJ Kaos.

We love watching Anna dance around in her tiny, little room.

We’ve had Usher’s new single, “Climax,” on repeat since it dropped on Valentine’s Day. Despite its suggestive title, the song is actually a sad tune talking about the end of a relationship. Sad or not, it’s a pretty solid track and is produced by Diplo. That got us to thinking about tracks produced or remixed by Diplo and this is a list of some of our favorites.

Usher – Climax

Sia – Clap Your Hands (Diplo Remix)

Maroon 5 – Misery (Diplo Put Me Out Of My Misery Mix)

Beyonce – Run the World (Girls)

Major Lazer – Original Don (ft. The Playground)

What are some of your favorite Diplo tracks?

W Korea pulled out all of the stops for its March 2012 issue which marks the magazine’s seventh anniversary. Keeping in theme with the number seven, the magazine shot seven covers with seven models. W Korea typically puts one girl on the cover but this time around they went for something slightly different. Two covers include four girls, one of those ensemble covers including a Black model. This is also milestone for the publication, and Korean fashion magazines, as a Black model has never appeared on a cover before.

Anais Mali is the history making model and she is joined by Crystal Renn, Hanne Gaby Odiele, Hyoni Kang, Maryna Linchuk, Julia Nobis and Valerija Kelava all of Ford Models.

Photographer Jang Hyun Hong shot both the cover and editorial story which was produced by Pier 59 Studios Korea. Karina Givargisoff, stylist, had the pleasure of working with the candy-colored Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2012 collection. Set designer Donnie Myers was able to mirror the collection with an equally delicate color story of tulle set in the middle of a room of beautiful destruction. Both group covers and the editorial were retouched by our 59 Still + Motion team.

Make sure you head over to our Tumblr page and Facebook page to see all seven covers and the entire editorial!

Katharine McPhee is one savvy cookie. Over the years, she has successfully morphed from a reality TV personality to a bonafide triple threat. McPhee first appeared on American Idol where her singing chops took her all the way to the finale. After releasing an album, she began landing roles for film and TV. Now she is tackling Broadway in the NBC series Smash as a young hopeful battling for the part of Marilyn Monroe in a new musical.

In addition to being seen by millions each week on Smash, McPhee currently graces the March 2012 cover of SELF Magazine. Photographer Robert Erdmann snaps the beaming brunette in a body conscious dress selected by Evyan Metzner, SELF‘s Fashion Director.

Click over to SELF.com to read how McPhee spends her days and how she would like to spend her days. PS, with a hit TV series comes a bigger shower, right Katharine? Don’t worry, all is easily explained in the article.

For both the Armani Jeans and Emporio Armani Underwear Spring/Summer 2012 campaign, set designer Randall Peacock created magic by assembling a mini-apartment inside of Studio 10.

Once that was completed, photographer Giampaolo Sgura shot model Tomas Skoloudik giving every face from the intense stare to the nonchalant laugh.

His abs were just there for moral support.

A Détacher embraced both sides of the color spectrum for Fall 2012. We saw a heavy dosage of blacks as well as punches of color and slightly enlarged sleeves. Despite there being a plethora of prints including polka dots and florals, the collection itself had a pleasant streamlined cohesiveness.

We were especially fond of the oversized black coat that opened the show. The simple lines and shape it created while flowing down the runway was a great way to capture the audiences interest and hold it even beyond the finale walk.

Did we mention we couldn’t get enough of the orange accents that appeared? The orange band on a wide scoop neck top and orange armor-esque portion of the black dress popped out at us.

The hair and makeup also made us look twice. Some models stormed out with heavy lashes on the top and bottom eyelid, making it easy for them to say “My eyes are up here” without ever saying a word.

Quirky. Streamlined. As different as they may seem, both of these adjectives can be applied to the A Détacher Fall 2012 collection and we applaud them for being able to marry the two together.

By now, the world knows that Madonna’s daughter, Lola, has one sick sense of style. For years, this teenager has caught the media’s attention because of her wardrobe choices. Many referred to Lola as the next Material Girl and then came the clothing line for Macy’s.

Television personality Kelly Osbourne has served as the brand’s spokesmodel but Madonna and Lola decided to go in a different direction for the Material Girl Spring 2012 ad campaign. They went on a search around the country to find real girls who they thought could step into the role made iconic by Pop music’s reigning queen.

The finalists were brought to Pier 59 Studios for a shoot, the winner being crowned by both Kelly and Lola at the end of it. Watch the journey below! We pop up around the 6:37 mark.

For the Giulietta Fall 2012 collection, Sofia Sizzi was inspired by Luchino Visconti’s 1963 film, Il Gattopardo. More specifically, Sizzi pulled inspiration from the movie scenes portraying morning prayer service to outdoor pursuits.

The use of primary colors gets a more antiqued twist appearing as rose, aquamarine and citrine. We were quite the fan of the citrine “Cameo” dress paired with a white shoe. That’s the type of dress one might wear to be the center of attention in a nonabrasive way. It’s also the type of dress one might wear because it’s gorgeous.

Other favorites were the tweed looks including the tweed jacquard suit. We love that even if you were to break these looks up and pair them with other items, they would still look absolutely fantastic.

Make sure you click over to our Facebook page to see more from the Giulietta Fall 2012 collection!