off-white inspired denim jacket

For this DIY I wanted to make a denim jacket inspired by "OFF-WHITE". I love the brand and I think Virgil Abloh is such a talented and innovative designer. 
I used a denim jacket with sweater sleeves from "American Eagle" I've had for a while, tape, white paint and a paint brush.
This jacket is inspired by "OFF-WHITE", so it doesn't look very similar. If you want something that looks almost the same, opt for an oversized jean jacket, to get even more of a similar look get it in black denim. 
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Step One:

Using some tape, make a stencil for the white lines you will draw on the back of the jacket. You can make them more precise by using a ruler.
If you want a more authentic look, make sure that the outline is a square. ​

​Step Two:

Paint inside the lines using the white paint. I used a flat paintbrush for the main part, and then filled in the edges with an angled brush.

​Step Three:

Wait for it to dry and then remove the tape. After that, perfect the lines, for example some lines ended too early so I made them longer. 
If you want you can outline the square as well. I didn't do it because I thought it looked nice without.
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​Optional add on:

I decided that I wanted to add more paint on the front. So what I did was paint the seams white. I just thought it would make the structure of the jacket pop.
Another thing you can try doing is adding a quote or a word above the lines you painted, just like in the "OFF-WHITE" ones you have the word "WHITE" written. ​

​I hope you try this, and if you do please share it with me by tagging me on Instagram (@thefashionthrowaways) or by using the hashtag #FashionThrowaway.  I would love to see your creations and outfits. 
Love,
Silvia