Material Girl

Tanzie is a wealthy, spoiled Hollywood socialite who initially pursues shopping and dating, paying little attention to Marchetta Cosmetics. The scandal forces her to confront the consequences of wealth and her father's legacy. She evolves into a determined ally, willing to fight to restore the family's name and balance romance with responsibility.

Ava is Tanzie's sister, equally privileged and initially focused on glamour and dating. Her engagement to Mick collapses as the scandal erupts, revealing that people valued her for money. She grows into a capable leader, becoming Marchetta's new CEO and building a partnership with Henry.

Tommy is a co-founder and trustee of Marchetta Cosmetics who orchestrates the scandal to protect or leverage his own position. He manipulates testimonials and diverts company funds, signaling his willingness to sacrifice the sisters' reputation for personal gain. He is ultimately fired when his scheme is exposed.

Rick is the company's lab technician who becomes a love interest for Tanzie, helping them evade the press and navigate the corporate crisis. He represents a grounded, loyal ally who shares a personal connection amid professional chaos.

Henry is a lawyer who initially refuses to help, then agrees to aid the sisters through a free legal clinic. He becomes a partner and Ava's love interest, illustrating how principled individuals can influence powerful institutions.

Margo Thorness is the woman who claims disfigurement from Marchetta night cream, triggering the scandal. The investigation reveals she lied about a skin condition and that Marchetta paid for a supposed surgery, exposing the manipulation behind the crisis.

Inez is the loyal family friend and maid who provides a grounded, supportive home for the sisters after they fall from grace. Her apartment becomes a temporary base of operations as the sisters plan to reclaim Marchetta's name.