After being scouted by the top London model agent, Harriet is initially hesitant to pursue a career in modeling. She is insecure about her height, acne, and braces, but with the encouragement of her supportive friends and family, Harriet decides to give it a shot.
As Harriet's career begins to take off, she quickly learns that the fashion industry is not all glitz and glamour. She faces intense pressure to maintain a certain appearance, deal with constant critique and scrutiny from photographers and designers, and navigate the competitive world of modeling.
Throughout the series, Harriet struggles to balance her newfound fame with her desire to stay true to herself. She must learn to embrace her uniqueness and stand out in a world that often values conformity.
As Harriet's confidence grows, she becomes an advocate for body positivity and self-acceptance. She uses her platform to speak out against unrealistic beauty standards in the fashion industry and inspire others to love themselves for who they are.
In the end, Harriet realizes that fitting in is overrated and that true beauty comes from self-confidence and embracing what makes you different. She learns to celebrate her individuality and encourages others to do the same.