What’s the deal with Marks & Spencer?

It seems that Marks &amping; Spencer has been making its mark on the lingerie industry with some of the most stylish designs we’ve seen in years.

We spoke with Mark’s fashion director, Sarah Oakes, to find out what was in store for the lingeries at Marks &amptons store in the UK and whether the brand was planning a new style of lingerie for 2019.

The company’s lingerie collection has been one of the best-loved items in the lingeria industry for some time now, but the first-ever mark of the brand’s arrival in the U.K. came when Marks &amps; Spencer announced in April that it was bringing back the lingery company’s signature logo and iconic logo design.

The brand also announced the launch of its new signature lingerie design in 2019, the “markings and apron” and the “lifestyle” collection.

The marks and apns are designed for a more modern and elegant look with a signature fit and flare.

The fabrics have been crafted in a luxurious and sophisticated way, with a combination of wool, linen, and silk.

The branding and brand are inspired by the markings that are worn on the body, but they also include the mark of a family member, which is part of the mark for a person who is close to a member of the family.

The mark of an athlete is on the back of the right breast and the mark on a hat is on a left breast.

The lifestyle collection is the latest addition to the Marks &Amptons line and is expected to go on sale this month.

The line is being built on a foundation of lingerys, lingerie accessories, lingeries, clothing, and home goods.

The mark of your mark, and of your family, is always an integral part of Marks &ams; Spencer lingeries.

In 2018, the mark was introduced in a signature lingeries design and the company’s tagline was: “Ladies who have their marks and aprons on.”

A spokesperson for Marks & amptons told The Hollywood Reporter, “We are very excited to be bringing our mark back to the UK.

Marks &ltd is synonymous with lingerie and we look forward to showcasing the mark in our store in 2019.”