'Chromat gave me permission to be myself'
Sheena Butler-Young speaks with Black designers and industry insiders following New York Fashion Week about their takeaways from the Spring 2022 shows and their frustrations with how, still, diversity and equity efforts
fall primarily on people of color. "I feel like we all feel like we have to be at the forefront of this and that at the moment that we slow down then everyone else will slow down," Harlem's Fashion Row's Brandice Daniel said. {
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