W Magazine February 2014 Cover - Jennifer Lawrence

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Next time you swing by a newsstand, you might want to bring a suitcase. Trust us, you'll need it — because toting around W magazine's six February covers is seriously back-breaking work. Yep, it seems that Stefano Tonchi and his crew have been busy rounding up Hollywood's hottest talent for what promises to be the ultimate issue to pore over during awards season. We're talking Jennifer Lawrence, Oprah Winfrey, Matthew McConaughey, Cate Blanchett, Amy Adams, and newcomer Lupita Nyong'o, all photographed by Juergen Teller and interviewed by Lynn Hirschberg. Boom.

If that doesn't sway you — what are you, nuts? — each issue features more profiles of the year's biggest stars, from Idris Elba musing on his iconic role of Stringer Bell to Scarlett Johansson dishing about Her's sex scenes. James Franco, Michael B. Jordan, Emma Thompson, Greta Gerwig...it's all just so good. Somewhere, Vanity Fair's Graydon Carter is spitting nails.

Click through to see the six star-studded covers — then start shopping for a bigger magazine rack.

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