Julia Haart has all in all a story to tell. It's a fantasy of how she escaped her Orthodox Jewish people community in Monsey, NY, to advance in the fashion world: sending off her own shoe line, becoming creative director at the luxury fashion brand La Perla and, presently, filling in as the CEO of Elite World Group - a talent organization which incorporates Elite Model Management and represents models like Kendall Jenner, Iman and Helena Christensen. She went to the Beth Jacob Jerusalem young ladies theological college, depicted as a "Harvard of Jerusalem" and one of the top theological schools on the planet, after secondary school. She had no mainstream education.

Eight years ago, Julia Haart was a homemaker and mother of four residing in a super Orthodox Jewish people group north of New York City. Today, she's the co-proprietor and CEO of modelling conglomerate Elite World Group, the organizer of design brand e1972, and Netflix's most recent reality star. Haart's unpredictable way to heading a worldwide talent empire is the subject of My Unorthodox Life, another Netflix docu-series chronicling the excitement and allure of her work, alongside the promising and less promising times of bringing up four kids.