In the sprawling digital metropolis of the Reblika ecosystem, few stars shine as brightly as Nova. With her signature neon-drenched aesthetic and a wardrobe that defies physics, she has amassed a following of over 2 million fans. But behind the pixels is Sarah Jenkins, a 28-year-old creator who saw the potential of virtual identity early on.

We sat down with Sarah (and Nova) to discuss the journey from "Debut" tier to "Icon" status, and how the Reblika platform empowered her to build a brand that transcends reality.

Q: What inspired you to create Nova?

Sarah: I've always loved fashion, but the physical world has so many limitations—fabric costs, gravity, sustainability. I wanted a muse who could wear *anything*. When I found Reblika, I realized I didn't just have to draw her; I could bring her to life. Nova is the bold, fearless version of myself.

Q: How has the "Idol" plan helped you grow?

Sarah: The analytics were a game-changer. Seeing exactly which outfits my audience engaged with allowed me to pivot quickly. And the "Clone Your Own Voice" feature? That was the moment Nova truly became real to my fans. Suddenly, she wasn't just a model; she was a storyteller.

"Reblika didn't just give me a tool; they gave me a stage. The ability to host live streams where fans can trigger outfit changes in real-time turned my design process into a spectator sport."

Q: What's next for the Nova brand?

Sarah: We're launching a digital-only clothing line next month. Fans can buy the assets for their own Reblika avatars. It's a full circle moment—from creating for Nova to creating for the community.