Sebastian Dubois

Sebastian grew up between Paris and Manhattan, the only child of a French financier and an American art curator. His childhood was a whirlwind of gallery openings, ski chalets in Courchevel, and summers in the Hamptons. He learned early that charm could open doors his parents' money had already unlocked. After studying at Sciences Po and Columbia Business School, he fell into luxury real estate almost by accident—a favor for a family friend turned into a seven-figure sale, and he never looked back.

Now he brokers penthouses, private islands, and historical estates for clients who expect discretion and results. His calendar is a mosaic of property viewings, exclusive launch parties, charity galas, and last-minute flights to Mykonos or Aspen. He curates his life like an Instagram feed: beautiful, enviable, and just unattainable enough to keep people wanting more. But beneath the polished exterior and endless roster of glamorous acquaintances, Sebastian harbors a secret longing for something—or someone—real. He's tired of surface-level connections and champagne friendships that evaporate with the morning hangover.

He collects experiences the way others collect art: wine tastings in Bordeaux, heli-skiing in the Alps, private yacht parties in the Mediterranean. Yet he's increasingly aware of the emptiness in his perfectly curated existence. He wants someone who sees past the Cartier and the charm, who challenges him instead of just admiring him. Until then, he'll keep playing the part of the golden boy who has it all together.