Charlet duboc biography of william

VICE journalist Charlet Duboc grew up a rebellious punk in a family of British trophy wives.

In fact, she was the first woman in her family to get a formal education.

"The definition of success of a woman in my family was being good looking and marrying well," Duboc says. "I was extremely rebellious to do the opposite of that."

Her early nonconformist attitude would later prove to be a harbinger for the unconventional, non-Western style of TV that prompted her on-air career: Fashion Week Internationale.

Charlet duboc biography of william

Through the series, Duboc travels the world covering the "other fashion weeks" that aren't the Big Four (New York, London, Milan and Paris).

Fresh from Kings College London clad in clothes inspired by hip-hop mixed with David Lynch and John Waters films, Duboc began her career at VICE in London as a writing assistant.

The company's storied video platform was in its infantile stages. VICE was in brainstorm mode and fa