The best and worst looks from the 2025 Tony Awards

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Broadway's biggest stars gathered for the most exciting theater event of the year on Sunday: the Tony Awards.
Cynthia Erivo hosted the 2025 Tonys at Radio City Music Hall in New York City. The evening was full of live performances, including a medley of "Hamilton" songs performed by the original Broadway cast.
The attendees included stage actors, Hollywood stars, and even influencers. Some attendees came dressed to impress in ball gowns and statement suits, while others' outfits fell flat.
Take a look at the best and worst looks celebrities wore to the 2025 Tony Awards.
Lea Michele's tuxedo dress was effortlessly chic.
Michele walked the red carpet in a black tuxedo dress designed by Michael Kors.
The neckline dipped low, and a slit cut the skirt on one side, creating a sexy and balanced look. Michele also let the dress speak for itself, wearing black heels and simple jewelry.
Cecily Strong's floral ensemble was too busy.
Strong wore a floor-length, long-sleeve coat dress designed by Badgley Mischka. It had a pretty silhouette, with its collared neckline, belted waist, and full skirt.
However, the green dress was covered in an array of hot pink flowers from head to toe. The pattern was overwhelming to the eye, and the look might have been better if Strong wore the coat unbuttoned with an unpatterned shift underneath it to break up the colors.
Cynthia Erivo arrived to host the Tonys in a gown with an intricate bodice.
Schiaparelli designed Erivo's taupe gown, which had a regal feel that set the tone for her role as host of the evening.
The gown's column skirt had a sheen to it, while the off-the-shoulder bodice was covered in sparkly, floral beading. The neckline hovered around Erivo's frame, playing with structure.
Meanwhile, the bodice on Katie Holmes' dress didn't look cohesive with her skirt.
Holmes wore a custom Prada ensemble to the Tonys. The look featured the two main colors associated with "Wicked," as it had a high-neck, green blouse and a column-style pink skirt adorned with sparkly beading.
The two garments looked like they belonged to different outfits, and the green top in particular felt too casual for the Tonys. Holmes could have stood out on the red carpet if she had paired the skirt with a better top, but the look fell flat as it was.