This results in her fall in status from life at lush country estates, to living at a hotel and becoming addicted to tea.  
It's not Star Wars, but it does have someone named Carrie Fisher.  Oppressive social mores [mo-RAYS], as seen in Mr. Rosedale's suspicion of the main character after she leaves the house of a bachelor, dominate the work.  The heroine's beauty makes her an object of jealousy to women like the mistress Dorset.  Dorset's gossip about her harms her chances with Percy Gryce, and other potential suitors use and misunderstand her.  This results in her fall in status from life at lush country estates, to living at a hotel and becoming addicted to tea.  Caught between men like Lawrence Selden, the heroine overdoses on sleeping pills and dies.  FTP, name this the novel about the catastrophic fall of Lily Bart, a 1905 work by Edith Wharton.
It's not Star Wars, but it does have someone named Carrie Fisher.  
The House of Mirth