Marks & Spencer to Showcase at London Fashion Week

Retailer celebrates 100 years in fashion with a debut catwalk show, aiming to attract younger shoppers.

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Marks & Spencer is joining London Fashion Week this autumn to mark its 100th anniversary in fashion.
CEO Stuart Machin aims to transform the retailer into a fashion destination, showcasing designs on a global stage and appealing to younger demographics with trend-driven collections.

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Marks & Spencer is joining London Fashion Week this autumn to mark its 100th anniversary in fashion. CEO Stuart Machin aims to transform the retailer into a fashion destination, showcasing designs on a global stage and appealing to younger demographics with trend-driven collections.

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