After Marks & Spencer admitted to being caught short in women’s wear during the fourth-quarter, it has moved to bolster its design and merchandise teams as well as ramping up the amount of clothing it sources on a fast-fashion basis. M&S executive director of general merchandise, Kate Bostock, spoke to journalists about its clothing strategy yesterday (22 May) on the sidelines of the retailer’s annual results.
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