Like a Boss

In the glitter‑laden world of boutique beauty, two women who have shared everything from high school lockers to a daring entrepreneurial dream find themselves at the helm of a thriving cosmetics label. Mia is brash, bold and endlessly convinced that the next big splash will catapult them into the spotlight, while Mel balances that impulse with quiet pragmatism and a sharp eye for the numbers that keep the business afloat. Their partnership, built on 22 years of friendship and a joint living space, feels as natural as a perfectly blended foundation, yet the pressures of scaling a brand begin to test the limits of their loyalty.

The tone of the film shimmers between the sleek, Instagram‑ready aesthetics of product launches and the more intimate, often chaotic moments behind the scenes—late‑night brainstorming sessions, playful banter that masks deeper anxieties, and the constant hum of city life that fuels both ambition and doubt. As their company encounters a mounting wave of debt, the glamorous veneer starts to crack, revealing the vulnerability that lies beneath every glossy campaign. The duo’s contrasting personalities create a dynamic tension: Mia’s desire for rapid, lavish success clashes with Mel’s cautious, methodical approach, forcing both to confront what they’re willing to sacrifice for the dream they built together.

Into this delicate balance steps an alluring opportunity: a buyout proposal from the ambitious industry heavyweight Claire Luna. The offer promises the financial rescue they desperately need, but it also threatens to redraw the lines of control and ownership that have defined their partnership. As the friends weigh the allure of a lifeline against the risk of losing a piece of their creative soul, the story sets a stage where ambition, friendship, and the high‑stakes world of beauty intersect, inviting viewers to wonder how far they’ll go to protect both their brand and the bond that holds it together.

Last Updated: August 10, 2025 at 01:28