Identifying what customers really want when it comes to their wardrobes is a conundrum that has been plaguing Marks & Spencer bosses for decades. While the chain has had its eureka moments (that pink coat, which felt like it was better known than the prime minister in 2013 and a suede skirt blessed by model and style plate Alexa Chung) it has been locked in a long-running identity crisis.
A couple of years ago the high street retailer was struggling, with clothing sales plunging amid a reputation
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