A renowned American socialite praised for her beauty and style, seen as someone who crafted her public persona meticulously. Despite a potential career in fashion, she chose marriage based on the values instilled by her family.

A Mexican socialite recognized for her intelligence and strategic use of fashion to enhance her social status. She spent vast sums on clothing to project a carefully curated image, embodying marriage as a business arrangement.

A fashion icon and socialite known for her casual yet sophisticated beauty, reflecting post-WWII Californian ideals. She is valued for her wit and ability to engage in quick-witted exchanges with Truman and others.

An English diplomat and socialite adept at using her relationships with men to advance her social standing. Her numerous relationships are depicted as a strategic maneuver for survival in a male-dominated society.

An American socialite with an elitist worldview, believing in the inherent superiority of the upper class. Her limited success as an actress highlights the disconnect between her privileged upbringing and the demands of a professional career.

An American socialite known for her intense jealousy of her sister, Jackie Kennedy, and her fascination with royalty and titles. Her marriage to a prince and use of the title "Princess Radziwill" reflect her attempts to craft a public persona.

An Italian noblewoman and socialite dedicated to creating beautiful homes for her family, highlighting the contrast with other characters who focus on personal image. Her status as a true member of European nobility underscores her role in the social elite.