Fashion/dance experience is a plus, please not experience level. Standard American Accent. Dani is a brilliant but unpolished fashion prodigy with raw talent and unwavering determination. Underestimated at first due to her “unstylish” appearance (lumpy sweater, jeans, glasses), but she transforms into a confident couture icon. Conveys vulnerability, resilience, and sharp wit. Strong dramatic and comedic timing, ability to portray a character arc from underdog to superstar.

French accent (light to moderate) or ability to learn. Claude is the charismatic French CEO of Saint-Jean Couture. Very stylish and suave with a rebellious edge (think Rick Owens/Thom Browne aesthetic). He is a passionate supporter of Dani, and both a romantic interest/strategic ally. Must exude confidence and charm. Strong chemistry with Dani’s actor, ability to deliver intense and flirty dialogue. Fashion-forward physicality.

Standard American Accent or slight European flair. The fierce, Anna Wintour-esque founder of Anya Winter Couture. She is demanding and perfectionistic. A fashion legend who has a sharp tongue and a soft spot for Dani. Convey's authority and emotional depth. Commanding presence, ability to balance intimidation with vulnerability (health scare scenes). Experience with dramatic outbursts.

Anya’s entitled, ambitious daughter. Vanessa has a preppy-chic style (Blair Waldorf vibes). As acting CEO, she’s ruthless, seductive, and quick to fire anyone that challenges her. Vanessa's arrogance leads to a catastrophic mistake. Strong antagonistic energy, ability to portray manipulative and seductive traits.

Standard American Accent. Brynn is a cunning, glamorous intern who steals Dani’s designs to climb the fashion ladder. She is chic but reckless (Olsen twins aesthetic). A master manipulator hiding the fact she lacks talent. Actor must be able to balance charm with desperation. Portray a scheming villain with moments of panic. Comfortable with dramatic confrontations and comedic timing.

Dani’s disloyal boyfriend and PR manager. He has a model-esque with a Ken-doll charm. Jordan is ambitious but spineless, and betrays Dani for Vanessa’s promises of fame. Talent must be able to convey sleaze and regret. Strong comedic and dramatic range, and have the ability to play a shallow but emotionally conflicted character.

Standard American Accent. Soleia is a world famous actress, a diva with a spiritual side. The ultimate prize for designers, who is in the process of choosing a gown for the Met Gala. Must embody star power and emotional authenticity. Commanding stage presence, and ability to deliver quirky and dramatic lines.

A designer assistant of Anya Winter. She is loyal but stressed. She is also a part of Dani's team and is shocked by the chaos.

Standard American Accent. A designer assistant. She is both witty and supportive. Helps Dani during a crisis but is scared to speak out.

Standard American Accent. A snarky designer and she doubts Dani’s skills but ends up growing to admire her. Emotional over her ruined teddy bear. Must have the ability to portray a shift from skepticism to awe, emotional depth.

Standard American Accent or slight British flair. Hanna is the Editor-in-chief of Rogue Magazine and the Met Gala chair. Miranda Priestly-type with sharp authority. She supports Dani’s reinstatement. Commanding presence, ability to deliver biting dialogue.

Standard American Accent. Claude’s stylish, all-black-wearing assistant. Efficient and excited about Dani’s potential. Strong supporting energy, ability to convey enthusiasm.

Standard American Accent. An Emma Chamberlain-esque Met Gala interviewer. Very energetic and fangirling over Soleia. High-energy delivery, comedic timing, comfort with improvised interview-style dialogue.

A dim-witted but attractive model who flirts with Brynn and later Vanessa. Minor but memorable role. Comedic timing, physical attractiveness.