Sizzling Style: The Best Dressed Celebs At The 2026 Tony Awards

Broadway's Night of Glamour

The 79th annual Tony Awards lit up Radio City Music Hall in New York City, bringing together theater's brightest stars to celebrate the year's outstanding productions. While the winners are yet to be announced, the red carpet has already given us plenty to talk about. This year, the fashion was as dramatic as the performances it honored.

Standout Styles Steal the Spotlight

Among those who turned heads was Cole Escola, who made a statement in an electric pink, silk taffeta ensemble. Escola's look, complete with a collared blouse and wide-leg trousers, was as vibrant as their role in the hit production, "Oh, Mary!" Not to be outdone, Sarah Paulson embraced bold fashion with a tea-length dress by Erdem, adorned with floral embroidery and delicate ribbons.

“Sarah Paulson never shies away from taking risks on the red carpet,” commented a fashion insider, "and tonight was no exception.”

Lesley Manville also dazzled in an orange sequin gown, complete with an off-the-shoulder neckline and a subtle cape, proving that bold colors were a hit this year.

Subtle Elegance Takes the Stage

On the more understated side of the fashion spectrum, Maya Rudolph, who stepped into the role of Mary after Escola, opted for Chanel's classic elegance. Her black tank-style dress was beautifully complemented by a gold necklace of disc-shaped beads, echoing the Paris runway vibes. Rose Byrne, meanwhile, went for a sophisticated Prada sheath in off-white, embellished with black bows for a touch of flair.

Queen Latifah found a balance between bold and subtle, wearing a Naeem Khan dress with a striking cape of iridescent black feathers. The red carpet this year was anything but dull, showcasing a variety of styles that perfectly matched the theatrical spirit of the Tony Awards.

Prepare to be inspired by these fabulous looks as we dive into the best-dressed stars of the night!