InstagramEven drones can't come between Kendall Jenner and her Calvins!
Less than a week after a billboard featuring the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star's Calvin Klein ad campaign was vandalized by a hacked drone, a new and improved design has appeared in New York City.
Located in the heart of SoHo, the new billboard shows the 19-year-old modeling a pair of jeans and a cropped hoodie.
"What drone?" Kendall wrote on Instagram with a picture featuring the finished product. "Soho."
Calvin Klein has several billboards throughout the country including one by the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles. The display in SoHo, however, is one of the city's largest and most viewed billboards measuring about six stories tall.
Last Wednesday, Katsu—a famous graffiti artist and vandal—used a Phantom drone to draw huge red lines across the brunette beauty's face. Lo and behold, the entire act was caught on YouTube.
When the act of vandalism was complete, Katsu appeared to have no remorse for the stunt.
"It turned out surprisingly well," he told Wired. "It's exciting to see its first potential use as a device for vandalism."
And while Katsu admits the stunt was "a bit tense" (in other words, extremely illegal), he is quite surprised with the possibilities.
"It's a bit frightening," he admitted after realizing it is the first time that a drone has been deployed for a major act of public vandalism. We would have to agree.
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