Published: Tuesday, 1 May 2007 | 4:05 PM ET

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London, 11 January 2007 - Tune in on Wednesday, 17 January at 20.30 CET for the next programme in The Luxury Channel series, airing on CNBC Europe, the leading pan European business and financial TV channel.

Viewers will get a look inside the world’s premier luxury fashion e-tailer through the eyes of Natalie Massenet. Massenet set up her company, NET-A -PORTER, in the middle of the dot-com bubble in 2000 against all advice.  Today her online fashion business is a multi-million pound company and is considered to be ‘the fashion bible for shopping’.  The Luxury Channel goes behind the scenes with Massenet to find out: How did she become one of Britain’s most successful businesswomen?  How does she combine life at home with the pressures of being a busy executive?  Just what makes something fashionable?  And how do the top designers know what is going to sell?

The Luxury Channel series takes a look at the fine things in life from the most exclusive and expensive cars to the biggest super-yachts; from beautiful hideaway resorts to the inside stories behind some of the greatest luxury brands – and the entrepreneurs behind them.

Each of the six 30 minute documentary style programmes gives viewers a unique insight into the lifestyles of the mega rich.

Repeat airing Sunday, 21 January at 20.00 CET.

For more information, please contact:

CNBC Europe
Hugo Foulds
+44 20 7653 9398
hugo.foulds@cnbceurope.com

About CNBC Europe

CNBC Europe is the only pan-European real-time financial and business channel dedicated to European CEOs and senior corporate executives, the European financial services industry and the European investor. Today the channel is available in over 100 million homes, 1,400 banks and financial institutions and thousands of four and five star hotel rooms throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa. CNBC Europe is wholly owned subsidiary of NBC Universal. NBC Universal is the broadcasting unit of the General Electric Company (GE).

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