The three debut covers for former Pop editor Dasha Zhukova's new magazine, Garage, came out today; they're all printed with a quote by artist John Baldessari, "I will not get anymore boring tattoos." This references the magazine's INKED project, which got artists like Richard Prince, Jeff Koons, and Baldessari himself to design tattoos that were then applied — permanently — to willing subjects. Case in point: One cover features a butterfly sticker that peels off to reveal model Shauna Taylor's tattooed crotch (the tattoo was done by Mo Coppoletta and designed by Damien Hirst). On another cover, shot by Nick Knight, a doll that is supposedly meant to look like Lily Donaldson plays inside a house designed by Dinos Chapman, while the third cover features a smiley-face drawing by Richard Prince.

But much more intriguing than this tattoo business is a spread styled by Giovanna Battaglia, which is made up of gowns composed of food (this sounds not unlike Barneys's holiday campaign last year, but maybe even weirder). The Times reports:

Some pages are pure mystery, like a spread that shows a dress called “Lettuce by Alexander McQueen.” It appears to be made of romaine, a creation by Ms. Battaglia and the photographer Fulvio Bonavia. Also included is a Prada dress made of citrus and a Moncler coat of anchovies.

“I hope nobody reads our e-mails back and forth,” Ms. Battaglia said. “We were writing things like, ‘yes, Prada is an orange, that’s genius! And Moncler is a fish!’”

The magazine comes out during New York Fashion Week.

Art and Fashion in Dasha Zhukova’s Garage [NYT]