M&S recruits Livia Firth to showcase sustainable clothing range

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Firth will select M&S clothing items to highlight brand's ethical credentials

Marks & Spencer (M&S) has recruited high-profile fashion designer Livia Firth to showcase its collection of ethical and sustainable clothes. Firth will select 25 ethical clothing items which also "meet...

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