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An ambitious fashion designer and model who leaves her firm to found Sherboyco Dresses. She is charming and persuasive but willing to manipulate family and partners to secure her own venture, driving both her ascent and personal turmoil. By the end, she seeks forgiveness and recommits to her partners.

A pragmatic production manager who anchors the business with steady judgment and loyalty. He navigates Harriet's scheming with a focus on the company's survival, and at a pivotal moment, chooses principled action over easy gains. He embodies trust and resilience in partnership.

A devoted salesman who loves Harriet and believes in their shared venture. His faith is tested by Harriet's pursuits and his own pride leads him to distance from the partnership, ultimately prompting difficult decisions about staying or leaving the business.

An influential owner of upscale department stores who represents corporate power and temptation. He pursues Harriet, offers a life-changing partnership, and embodies the allure and peril of a lucrative but controlling business alliance.

A professional buyer who tracks orders and supplier communications. Her reporting triggers key revelations about Harriet's deception and the fragility of supply chains in a high-demand fashion market.

Harriet's mother, protective of the family finances. Her decision to withhold the insurance payment for Marge's wedding creates familial tension and intensifies Harriet's drive to prove herself.

Harriet's sister, engaged to Ray, whose wedding funds become a flashpoint in the plot. She becomes a symbol of family loyalty and the consequences of Harriet's manipulation.

Marge's fiancé who is drawn into Harriet's financial scheme, becoming a conduit for the family's money and a pawn in the broader power struggle within the garment business.