When Carrie Coon earned her debut Tony Awards nomination in 2013 for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, the red carpet was hers to handle alone.
"Those first Tonys were my first big public anything, when I was nominated for Virginia Woolf," Coon tells Marie Claire. And at the time, she didn't have a stylist on speed-dial or runway connections. "I recall I went to one of the vintage fashion houses and borrowed a dress from the 1930s, and I bought my own vintage jewelry from some little shop on the street, and got shoes at a shoe store."
