The 79th Tony Awards delivered a spectacular display of fashion on Sunday night, with celebrities bringing their A-game to the red carpet at Radio City Music Hall. The event, celebrating the best of Broadway, was awash with sequins, opera gloves, and unforgettable style statements.
Standout Looks of the Evening
Host Pink commanded attention in a black sequined gown featuring a ruffled train, perfectly complemented by her silver pixie cut with feathered details. Actor and playwright Cole Escola brought vibrant energy in a punchy pink Christopher John Rogers ensemble paired with an auburn wig, playfully posing with Saturday Night Live alum Bowen Yang.
Lea Michele and Aubrey Plaza opted for chic black and white looks from Michael Kors and Chanel, respectively. Rachel Zegler stunned in a timeless chocolate-hued Michael Kors design with a plunging neckline and elegant waist draping. Sarah Paulson, anticipated to return to Broadway next year, looked doll-like in pink and cream Erdem featuring bows on the shoulders and red ribbons at the hips.
Dylan Mulvaney sparkled in a ruby Christian Siriano creation with a sheer, long-sleeved top and a full, glittering skirt. Other notable appearances included Drew Barrymore, Rose Byrne, Luke Evans, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Julianne Hough, Bernadette Peters, Amber Ruffin, Rosie O'Donnell, John Leguizamo, Frankie Grande, Neil Patrick Harris, Kelly Ripa, Daniel Radcliffe with Erin Darke, Ariana DeBose, Tituss Burgess, Usher with Jennifer Goicoechea Raymond, Lena Waithe, Jordan Roth, Leslie Odom Jr., Nathan Lane, Laurie Metcalf, Anna Wintour, Melissa Barrera, Jeremy Pope, Adrien Brody with Georgina Chapman, Ayesha Curry, Queen Latifah, Carrie Coon, Lily Rabe, Danielle Brooks, Kara Young, Sting with Shaggy, Maya Rudolph, and Stephanie Hsu.
Top Contenders and Winners
The evening's top contenders included The Lost Boys, a musical adaptation of the 1980s vampire film, and Schmigadoon!, based on the Apple TV+ series, each earning 12 nominations. Productions of Ragtime, Death of a Salesman, and Cats: The Jellicle Ball were also audience favorites. For a full list of winners and highlights, check out HuffPost's awards rundown.
