Vote: The manager / mentor (with teaser art)

Hey everyone!

It is time for our third Models & Mischief community vote, and this round we are deciding on one of the most important characters at the fashion magazine: your mentor and direct manager.

This is the woman who guides your internship, critiques your work, pulls you out of trouble, and maybe causes a little trouble of her own. Her personality will shape the tone of your day to day experience, from how she trains you to how she reacts when things get spicy behind the scenes.

We have created three distinct versions, each offering a different style of leadership, attitude, and energy.

As always, the winning choice will be fully shaded, rendered, and added to the game as a core character.

First Option:

Your manager grew up in the kind of luxury most people only see in movies. As a daughter of royalty, she was raised with etiquette lessons, silk wardrobes, and a future that had already been planned for her since birth, but she has never been content with a life that feels scripted. Her family allowed her a limited window to experience the world before she has to return home. Working at the fashion magazine is her act of rebellion. Elegant, clever, and quietly defiant, she guides others with grace while secretly fighting for her own independence.

Second Option:

Your manager comes from a powerful Mediterranean family, the kind people only whisper about. Growing up surrounded by wealth, influence, and a few too many secrets, she learned early how to read danger in a room and how to keep her emotions locked behind a cool stare. Determined to prove she is more than her family legacy, she carved her own path into the fashion world, where her sharp instincts and fierce work ethic quickly made her indispensable. As your mentor, she is commanding, composed, and impossible to fool, driven by a quiet need to build something that is truly her own.

Option Three:

Your manager was a full goth in her youth, the kind of girl who lived for band tees, heavy eyeliner, and late night concerts. Life eventually pushed her into responsibility, ambition, and a sleek professional wardrobe, but she never completely let go of who she used to be. The streaks in her hair are the one hint she allows herself, a quiet reminder of the wild girl she once was. At work, she is polished, strict, and all business, the mentor who expects excellence and gives little praise. But underneath that controlled exterior is someone who still loves loud music, leather jackets, and nights that blur into morning.