Characters in the “Power, Profit & Plot Twists” Category:

• Corporate CEO (Tech, Pharma, Oil, or Real Estate)

• Venture Capitalist or Angel Investor

• Fashion Designer, Beauty Brand Founder, or Lifestyle Tycoon

• Startup Founder or App Developer

• Media Mogul or News Network Executive

• E-Commerce Giant or Viral Business Influencer

• Casino Owner, Developer, or Resort Magnate

• Real Estate Baron or Private Island Owner

• Cryptocurrency Guru or Tech Visionary

• Inherited Wealth Heir or Heiress (Old Money)

• Disinherited Sibling or Estranged Trust Fund Baby

• Widow or Trophy Spouse of a Powerful CEO

 

What You Might Already Have in Your Closet:

• Tailored blazer, power suit, or high-end looking coat

• Black turtleneck or minimal tech-style clothing (for Silicon Valley types)

• Designer sunglasses, heels, or sleek loafers

• Silk scarves, bold jewelry, or statement earrings

• Pencil skirt, structured jumpsuit, or cashmere sweater

• Faux fur, gold accessories, or luxury "inspired" items

• Monochrome outfits with sharp edges or all-black ensembles

• Vintage designer pieces (especially for old-money heirs)

• Hoodies or tees with your "company logo" for the founder vibe

 

Hair & Makeup Tips:

• CEOs: Sleek, low-maintenance, and clean. Tight bun, glossy blowout, or gelled hair.

• Entrepreneurs: Messy, "too busy for grooming" look — but make it curated. Unshaven or artfully tousled.

• Fashion/Beauty Tycoons: High glam — sharp brows, bold lips, glowing contour. Think runway-ready even at home.

• Heirs/Heiresses: Polished and curated, or “rich kid on the edge.” Perfect curls, expensive-looking shine, or careless luxury.

• Consider smokey eyes, sunglasses indoors, or gold leaf accents for drama.

 

Accessories & Props:

• Oversized phone, AirPods, or Bluetooth headset

• Champagne flute, fake stock certificate, or “Board Meeting” agenda

• Fake business cards or press release documents

• A checkbook, money clip, or fake luxury watch

• Company-branded tablet or presentation folder

• Tiny dog (plush or real), mini martini glass, or ridiculous purse (for heirs)

• Investment portfolio, brand proposal, or stack of NDA papers

• Property map, deed folder, or mysterious "last will and testament"

 

Behaviors, Voice, and Quirks:

• CEOs: Speak with conviction. Use business buzzwords constantly. “We’re scaling,” “I’ve got global interests,” “That’s proprietary.”

• Founders: Rapid speech, nervous energy. Pitch everything like it’s Shark Tank. “Disruption” is your favorite word.

• Fashion Moguls: Eye people up and down. Drop names. Roll eyes dramatically. Say things like “This fabric is from Milan. You wouldn’t understand.”

• Heirs and Heiresses: Entitled, dramatic, or devastatingly bored. Flip hair, hold champagne like a prop. Say things like “Daddy owns half this city,” “I don’t need to work,” or “You’ll be hearing from my lawyer.”

• VC/Investors: Ask everyone what their “valuation” is. Offer unsolicited advice. Constantly check an imaginary stock app.

• Quirks: Carry a fake NDA and insist others sign it. Offer to “invest” in people’s alibis. Snap fingers for service, or make grand entrances like you’re always being photographed.

 

Whether you earned your empire or inherited every cent, you're used to power — and maybe used it to silence someone. These characters dominate the boardroom, the trust fund, or the red carpet, and if they didn't commit the crime, they almost certainly paid for it.