WHO'S WHO (in da hood)?

The Population

 Creators
 – Those who want to control image. They claim they have the power to see into fashion future and are now proclaiming uniforms as the standard attire. Needless to say, people were not pleased.

Individuals 
 – Those who always seem to create style their own way. They were the leaders of the Revolution.

Buyars 
 – Those who buy what they can afford (low income, blue collar, working class)

Big Dealz
(formerly known as Travellers) 
 - Small businesses (discount stores, boutiques, vendors)

Kard Swippers
  - People with money (white collar, celebrities, trust fund babies, they usually get first pick of most items for sale)

The Vaultz 
- The big businesses, Specialty Stores, Designer Brands, Company Name Brands

Route Chasers 
 - Those who used to be part of the Travellers, possessing documents that, can help navigate throughout the land of Disappear (The Internet, Other Info Sources)
 
Trendz  
– Fads, Followers of what’s in style for the moment, (Those who want to be like everyone else, they also look for certain ‘Individuals’ to follow.)

Divas
 – Trends Setters, Fashion Leaders with a unique sense of style. Everyone wants to copy their life.




Warrior Divas
 – Defenders of their own style. They are the Elite DIVAS revered for their entire look and swagger. They seek and locate rare valuables for the Buyars and those seeking to learn the secrets of DIVA knowledge to preserve their race in Disappear.

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