Percy let out a laugh and ran his hands over his face. "Just come look at this." Percy pulled back the curtain that was shielding much of his work to reveal the mannequins, poorly dressed, a few missing limbs, and a few of his pieces completely torn apart. "I tried not to be a micromanager for one night and they..destroyed everything." He knew it probably wouldn't change her perspective and honestly he couldn't really care about it right now because he had to find a way to put this all back together in under four hours and still find some cashboxes and set up the wifi so he could take card payment. "I can't even actually fire any of them," he added with a shrug and they all knew that so it was probably why he was getting sub par work from people who didn't even take his work seriously. "But I'm sure De La Renta would love your business. Keegan's been working on some really beautiful stuff lately."
Marina was a bitch, she knew that but she wasn't to anyone she held some kind of authority over (mostly because she had very little of it ever) but she humored Percy and followed when he implored her to look. She did frown because frankly a shitty job was done, but she still didn't see any justification for his diva act. "Somehow that is worse, now they get to continue to work for someone who talks to them like shit." Marina nearly ignored his pitching her on De La Renta, only offering a subdued 'Mmm' while she advanced over to the clothing, picking up and inspecting certain pieces, "It's really unfortunate that the other side of a talented person is often callous and uncaring, usually because they know they are and thinks that gives them a pass to treat people like less." Marina commented as she held the sleeve of a top against her arm, "How much is this one?"






















