DIY Jean Seberg's New York Herald Tribune T-shirt

The New York Herald Tribune t-shirt is an iconic fashion piece that was worn by Jean Seberg in the movie "Breathless". Since the release of the French New Wave movie in 1960, the t-shirt, like Seberg's gamine pixie haircut, has gained a cult following and inspired many, including me. There's something about the combination of a clean white shirt and classic typography that is very appealing. Ever since I got my haircut and watch the film, I wanted a t-shirt like that to wear for casual days out.Apparently, Rodarte even released an almost identical design in 2010 to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the film's release. I'm not sure how much that t-shirt by Rodarte costs and I'm not even going to try looking it up, because I made one myself easily.And you can do it too, with a print-out of the New York Herald Tribune logo. Tip: Search on Google!Materials:1x piece of freezer paper1x penknife1x plain white t-shirt1x print out of the New York Herald Tribune (ideally full A4)1x pot of black fabric paint1x paint brushSome washi tapeSteps: 1. Trace the logo on the side of the freezer paper without the smooth, shiny wax.2. Cut out the letters on the freezer paper with a penknife. Some letters will be tricky, like "O" and "R". You can choose to either cut the inner piece out and stick it on later (like my letter "O") or cut the letters out like a stencil (like my letter "R").3. Iron the freezer paper on the t-shirt. Notice that the inner circle of my "o" is missing in this picture. I stuck in on later.4. And now the fun part! Slap on the paint over the letters and make sure you got all the itty bitty corners covered.5. You may end up with some thin lines in each letter that don't show up from your painting. Stick some wash tape to make sure you mark the boundaries and paint over with confidence!6. Ta da! And it's all done!