Robert Pattinson's 'Details' cover issue revealed

'Details'

Oh, the drama surrounding Robert Pattinson (star of The Twilight Saga: New Moon, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, and Remember Me)'s feature in Details Magazine's 10th Anniversary Issue. Prior to the feature reveal, there was a lot of speculation about the nature of the photoshoot accompanying the interview, the bulk of which was whether Pattinson would be revealing too much of his body. 
As it turns out, it wasn't Pattinson baring all but rather his fellow photo subjects.
Regardless, Details has revealed its feature of Robert Pattinson, and it is now available for viewing online.
To put it mildly, this spread (and accompanying video) is not suitable for minors. The photos contain female nudity on several occasions, though tastefully and artfully done.
Additionally, Jenny Lumet's write-up, which chronicles her several encounters with Pattinson - from before Remember Me began filming until right before he began filming Bel Ami - contains quite a few profanities, but it is a detailed account of how the Twilight star is coping with and presently perceiving his sudden fame and altered situation.
Here's an excerpt from the article:

We're inside, at a warm corner of the hotel's Brasserie Max, and Rob is having another beer. We're talking about how he copes. "When I was 17 until, I don't know, 20, I had this massive, baseless confidence. This very clear idea of myself and how I would achieve success, which involved making decisions. I saw myself picking up the phone and saying 'Absolutely not' or 'Definitely yes.' Having control. Except you have to figure out whether the way you think at 19 or 20 has any value. And eventually I understood, with all that control, which was probably illusory, I wasn't progressing. So now I'm relinquishing a bit.

An extremely interesting bit is near the end, where Pattinson is telling the story of his experiences with and appreciation for elephants. It almost seems metaphorical it's so vivid. It is especially interesting considering he's in talks for Water For Elephants.
You can read the full feature here. The photos are available here, and a video compilation of the portraits is available here. Once again, readers are warned that all of these features are intended for adults.