Best Dressed at Tony Awards 2025: The Stars Who Owned the Red Carpet
Broadway’s biggest night wasn’t just about who won—it was also about who wore what. At the 78th Annual Tony Awards, held at Radio City Music Hall in New York City, celebrities brought out their most theatrical, elegant, and daring looks. From Nicole Scherzinger’s sparkling red debut to Daniel Dae Kim’s modern Hanbok, the night’s fashion matched the drama of the stage. Whether it was Cynthia Erivo’s couture Schiaparelli set or Sadie Sink’s silver Prada slip, these stars didn’t just walk the red carpet—they owned it. Keep scrolling to see who topped our list for Best Dressed at the Tony Awards 2025.
Nicole Scherzinger in Red Sequins
The Sunset Boulevard star and first-time nominee stunned in a strapless red sequin gown, topped with a diamond necklace and a sleek bun. A Broadway debut never looked this polished.
Cole Escola in Wiederhoeft
Cole brought camp and class in a silver gown inspired by Bernadette Peters’ 1999 Tony win, making a strong case for best dressed and best homage in one look.
Cynthia Erivo in Schiaparelli
Host and EGOT contender Cynthia Erivo skipped Elphaba green for a sculptural two-piece jacket and skirt, pairing embroidery with a flawless manicure.
Audra McDonald in Black and Purple
The six-time Tony winner walked like royalty in a sculptural sequin gown with a dramatic purple train—proof she dominates both stage and style.
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George kept it sharp in a classic tux, but it was Amal Clooney’s pearl-covered white gown that stole the spotlight as the best-dressed duo of the night.
Sadie Sink in Custom Prada
At just 23, Sadie Sink wowed in a plunging silver Prada slip dress with bow details, celebrating her first Tony nomination with old-Hollywood grace.
Daniel Dae Kim in Modern Hanbok
The Yellow Face nominee made a meaningful statement in a modernized Hanbok, honouring Korean heritage while redefining red carpet menswear.
Sarah Paulson in Schiaparelli Couture
Paulson brought couture drama in a velvet and hoop-skirted ensemble, finishing the look with a metallic clutch and heirloom-style jewels.
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Leslie Odom Jr. in Fear of God
Odom Jr. kept it classic but creative in a striped three-piece suit paired with a white turtleneck, proving menswear can still surprise.
Renée Elise Goldsberry in Black Paillettes
The Hamilton alum shimmered in a high-slit black gown covered in paillettes, paired with chandelier earrings and crystal heels.
Other stars who turned heads:
- Lea Michele in a black tux-inspired gown with a thigh-high slit
- Sarah Snook in a form-fitting ivory Richard Quinn design
- Megan Hilty in a feather-trimmed champagne tulle gown
- Kristin Chenoweth in a vivid blue corset dress by Christian Siriano
- Charli D’Amelio in black Zuhair Murad with crystal neckline
- Zoey Deutch bringing back old Hollywood in a black liquid-sequin halter
- Daveed Diggs in a seafoam green Amiri suit, ditching the traditional tux
- Fina Strazza looking fairytale-ready in a Cinderella-inspired ball gown
Whether it was timeless glamour or personal storytelling through fashion, this year’s Tony Awards red carpet proved Broadway stars know how to bring the drama—off stage too.
Which red carpet look was your favorite from the 2025 Tony Awards? Share your pick in the comments below.
More…
- https://people.com/tony-awards-2025-best-dressed-stars-11750333
- https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2025/jun/08/tony-awards-2025-full-list-of-winners
- https://www.vogue.com/slideshow/best-dressed-stars-2025-tony-awards
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