Cast
| Cast member | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Main cast | ||
| Lauren Conrad | Attends FIDM pursuing Fashion Design, works for People's Revolution. | |
| Audrina Patridge | Lauren's best friend and former roommate, works for Epic Records. | |
| Whitney Port | Lauren's close friend and co-worker at People's Revolution. | |
| Heidi Montag | Lauren's former roommate, works for Bolthouse Productions. | |
| Supporting cast | ||
| Lo Bosworth | Lauren's best friend and roommate. | |
| Stephanie Pratt | Spencer's sister, Lauren's close friend. | |
| Spencer Pratt | Heidi's boyfriend. | |
| Brody Jenner | Lauren's close friend. | |
| Justin Brescia | Audrina's love interest, commonly known as Justin Bobby. | |
| Frankie Delgado | Lauren and Brody's close friend. | |
| Doug Reinhardt | Lauren's ex-boyfriend from Laguna Beach, Brody and Frankie's close friend. | |
| Holly Montag | Heidi's sister, Lauren's friend. | |
| Kelly Cutrone | Head of People's Revolution, Lauren and Whitney's boss. | |
| Brent Bolthouse | Head event producer for Bolthouse Productions, Heidi's boss. | |
| Kimberly Brandon | Heidi's friend and co-worker at Bolthouse Productions. | |
| Chiara Kramer | Audrina's friend and co-worker at Epic Records. | |
The main cast receives star billing in the opening credits, and are credited by their first name.
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