Jasmin Rosemberg When awards shows made virtual returns, Andra Day’s hairstylist Tony Medina didn’t let the Zoom format put a damper on his craft.“With the virtual shows, we were like, ‘Why not just go for it?’ Since we can’t be there physically, let’s be there visually. Whatever we want to do, let’s do it! Let’s have some fun with it.”Which, for Medina, doesn’t mean anything overly styled or “heavy glam.” “We’ve been keeping it kind of natural, just really sleek, away from her face, youthful, playful, but very simple,” he says of their looks for Day’s “The United States vs.
