Kendall Jenner's Calvin Klein billboard vandalised by drone
Giant New York billboard is thought to be first fashion ad to be affected
Kendall Jenner's huge advertising board for Calvin Klein Jeans has been vandalised by a drone.
The oversized billboard which is situated in Soho, New York, is one of the largest in city - thought to be the first fashion ad to be a victim of the flying graffiti.
The fashion model's debut appearance for Calvin Klein was the subject of the attack by graffiti artist Katsu, who hacked a Phantom drone and used it to spray red paint across the Keeping Up With The Kardashian's star's face.
The vandal who documented the attack with a video uploaded to youtube, commented to Wired:
"It turned out surprisingly well. It's exciting to see its first potential use as a device for vandalism."
Kendall Jenner for Calvin Klein
Show all 5It's thought to be the first time a drone has been used to create graffiti.
The news will no doubt be met with some dismay by Jenner who held a party this week to celebrate landing the iconic campaign with the brand.
Only last week Jenner shared an image of the billboard on social media.
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