Hewlett Packard, the company that once gave Puff Daddy a diamond-encrusted iPod per gratis, is making sure that the fashion set keeps things chic in the iPod department with removable "tattoos" — basically graphic stickers that wrap around the gadget to give it a touch of cool. Last week, the company, which has been venturing into the fashion industry by partnering with the CFDA and Vogue on uber-posh events and promotions, launched a "tattoo gallery" online where you can download iPod tattoos ($14.99 each) created by hot designers like Derek Lam, Doo-Ri, Behnaz Sarafpour, Edmundo Castillo and Dean Harris amongst others, as well as rock stars like Gwen Stefani (news), The Cure, Sting, The Hives (the proper printing equipment and sticker paper, however, is required).

Imagine a Prouenza Schouler tattoo that looks just like the tweed suit you covet for spring, a cheeky Libertine number with the kind of iconic downtown-cool images the designers Jason Hartig and Cindy Greene are known for, a tropical aqua, pink, and green floral print based on the fabric of a feminine Peter Som dress, or something that looks exactly like the denim of your Habitual jeans (yes, the designers of Habitual created a tattoo, too).

As of yesterday, Ashton Kutcher, Amber Tamblyn, Rachel Bilson, and Jimmy Fallon (news) were sporting a special VOTE tattoo on their music machines. And you can also personalize your own tattoos by downloading digital photos. Please, we beg you: no compromising images of Paris Hilton.