Hearts are the votes other players give you on the runway. They are a lifetime total, shown with your title at the bottom of the screen. Diamonds are the shop currency. A game pass does not add hearts.
Rank rewards from the developer clip
An official rank-reward clip lists this order and these payouts. The clip also says ranking up pays 7,000 Diamonds in total.
| Order | Title | Reward on the clip |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Trendsetter | 250 Diamonds |
| 2 | Chic Stylist | 500 Diamonds |
| 3 | Fashion Icon | Star purse |
| 4 | Runway Model | 750 Diamonds |
| 5 | Fashion Diva | 1,000 Diamonds |
| 6 | Glamour Queen | Cottage dress |
| 7 | Elite Model | 1,000 Diamonds |
| 8 | Style Celebrity | 1,500 Diamonds |
| 9 | Fashion Legend | 2,000 Diamonds |
| 10 | It Girl | Tree staff |
Style Celebrity is the odd row. The spoken line is easy to hear as 15 Diamonds. The other stated Diamond rewards add up to 7,000 only if that row is 1,500: 250 + 500 + 750 + 1,000 + 1,000 + 1,500 + 2,000. The purse, cottage dress, and tree staff are items, not part of that Diamond sum. Treat 1,500 as the figure that matches the clip's own total.
Heart counts that guides actually name
The clip does not give heart thresholds. Separate player and guide reports name only some gates:
| Hearts | Title used by that source | What is tied to it |
|---|---|---|
| 100 | Trendsetter | Matches a 2024 pass tour and later rank notes |
| 250 | Chic Stylist | Same sources |
| About 1,000 | Runway Model | Rank guide calls this approximate |
| 3,000 | Fashion Diva or Runway Diva | Pro Servers in the dedicated Pro and ranks pages |
| 7,000 | Glamour Queen or Elite Model | Guides use both names for this later milestone |
Those name collisions are real. The developer order places Fashion Diva, then Glamour Queen, then Elite Model as three different rewards. Heart guides sometimes use Fashion Diva and Runway Diva for the same 3,000-heart Pro gate, and Glamour Queen and Elite Model for the same 7,000-heart gate. Trust the title on your own screen, and use the heart number for Pro access rather than forcing one merged ladder.
Heart counts between Chic Stylist and Runway Model, and for Style Celebrity, Fashion Legend, and It Girl, were not published as exact figures.
Pro Servers
The Pro Server and ranks pages both say 3,000 hearts. The general how-to still says the requirement is often over 2,000 to 2,500. If you pass 2,500 and the Pro queue is locked, the stricter page is the one to follow.
Pro lobbies are still 14 players. Guides describe lower podium scores there, often about 11 to 17 hearts, against public lobbies that more often pass 25 to 30. Reasons they give: stricter 4 and 5 scores, players protecting their own placement with low scores, and missed votes when the runway cycles quickly. Those ranges are observations, not a scoring formula.
VIP is not required to win a Pro round. Guides say free-rack layering plus the item-adjustment tool is enough. Custom Makeup and Hairdye are the passes they mention when a face or hair texture is the missing piece. Faster Speed is mentioned only as a way to cross the salon before the timer ends.
Magazine issues
Hearts also fill the It Girl Magazine, described as a monthly track. An early reward is reported around 650 hearts, and a full issue around 3,250 hearts. Reported issue items include phones, wands, beanies, and jewelry. VIP adds a VIP tier on that track. These heart figures are approximate in the source, so read the issue bar in game.
How votes actually add up
More players can mean more hearts, and the server cap is 14. A cohesive two- or three-color outfit with a finished head tends to beat a single dress covered in every related prop. In Pro rooms, uncolored default pieces and clipping layers are the faults the voting notes call out.