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It was a night of elegance and theatrical flair at the 78th Annual Tony Awards, where Broadway’s brightest stars brought their A-game to the red carpet at Radio City Music Hall. The fashion was nothing short of spectacular—an orchestra of sequins, structure, and statement tailoring.

From cinematic legends to theater royalty, the arrivals reminded everyone that when it comes to red carpet glamour, the Tonys are not to be overlooked.

Cynthia Erivo, this year’s host, set the tone with a champagne-colored embellished gown from Schiaparelli’s Spring 2025 couture collection. The delicately embroidered off-shoulder bodice appeared to float around her, delivering maximum drama with refined restraint.

Fresh from her “Wicked” run, Erivo left green behind and instead embraced soft shimmer, complemented by intricate floral nail art from Shea Osei. Her later outfit changes—including a ruby red gown and an embroidered kimono—underscored her versatility both on stage and in style.

Taking a bold step away from subtlety, Nicole Scherzinger captivated photographers in a strapless Rodarte gown adorned with liquid-like red sequins. Playing off her role as Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard, where she famously exits soaked in blood, Scherzinger’s look was a glamorous nod to theatrical excess. The deep red hue and glistening texture echoed Old Hollywood drama while feeling utterly current.

Hollywood icon George Clooney, nominated for Good Night, and Good Luck, opted for a refined black and white tuxedo that reflected the monochromatic aesthetic of the play’s original film. Accompanied by wife Amal Clooney in a structured white gown, the couple embodied understated glamour. His choice may have been classic, but the tailoring and presence made it anything but ordinary.

Samuel L. Jackson and wife LaTanya Richardson Jackson made a striking appearance in coordinating black ensembles. Jackson’s subtle sequin detailing added texture and a touch of flair to a look that balanced polish with personality.

LaTanya’s matching ensemble elevated the duo’s presence, proving that sophisticated coordination can still be fashion-forward. The pair later presented the award for Best Revival of a Play—another standout moment in more ways than one.

Actress Zoey Deutch channeled timeless elegance in a black liquid sequin halter gown that shimmered with every step. Paired with a side-parted wavy bob, her look echoed the glamor of 1940s Hollywood while feeling fresh and tailored to the modern red carpet. The silhouette flattered without overwhelming, and the look stood out for its effortless charm and polish.

From bold reds to classic blacks and ethereal neutrals, the 2025 Tony Awards red carpet was a masterclass in theatrical fashion. Every detail—down to the sparkle of sequins or the fall of a sleeve—was curated to perfection, proving that Broadway’s biggest night remains one of fashion’s most exciting stages.

*Cover Photo/Thumbnail Photo Taken by Dimitrios Kambouris from Getty Images; John Nacion/Variety via Getty