Deréon derelict.

While some, like Nicky Hilton and Jaime Pressly, had the crowds spellbound at last week’s Magic fashion industry trade show in Las Vegas, others weren’t able to conjure up the same success. Today’s New York Post Page Six reports that the display built for the House of Deréon, the collection developed by Beyoncé Knowles and her mother Tina, had a pretty shaky foundation and some fairly unprofessional craftsmanship. Intended to look like a like villa draped in vines, a source tells Page Six, "It was so cheaply done, the vines were visibly Scotch-taped to the villa.” Ouch. When asked about the booth’s appearance, a representative for the House of Deréon insisted that it was assembled by professionals in the field, also being sure to mention that “It won the contest for best booth in the contemporary area.” Well, at least Beyoncé’s a survivor.