The 2023 Tony Awards took place on Sunday, recognizing outstanding performances and productions from the past yr of Broadway theater. While the ceremony itself was crammed with performances of hit musical numbers and record-breaking wins for nonbinary actors, the event also had a meritable red carpet.

Stars decked themselves out in brands starting from Gucci to Christian Siriano for the affair. Prior to now, the Tony Awards red carpet was known for being certainly one of the more understated red carpet affairs, but over the past few years, Broadway’s stars have begun elevating their red-carpet style.

WWD takes a better have a look at among the standout looks from the 2023 Tony Awards.

Alex Newell

Alex Newell made history on the 2023 Tony Awards becoming the primary gender non-conforming performer to win the Tony Award for Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Musical for “Shucked.” For his or her history-making moment, Newell wore an off-the-shoulder sparkling gold dress with draped shoulder detail and a wrap-style bodice customized by Christian Siriano.

Of their acceptance speech, Newell said, “I even have wanted this my entire life….I mustn’t be up here as a queer nonbinary fat little baby from Massachusetts. And to anyone who thinks they will’t do it. You may do anything you set your mind to.”

Lupita Nyong’o

Lupita Nyong’o‘s tailored black suit was classic, but she paired it with an announcement piece: a gray metallic resin forged breastplate created by Pakistani artist and clothier Misha Japanwala. The breastplate was forged and molded from Nyong’o’s body.

In response to a post from Micaela Erlanger, the actress’ stylist, Japanwala’s work is rooted within the rejection and deconstruction of external shame attached to at least one’s body.

Lily Rabe

Lily Rabe donned a blue sequin dress with a black sequin four-leave-clover pattern from Erdem to attend this yr’s Tony Awards. The dress also featured a black embellished bodice with a ruffle neckline. She coordinated the dress with black leather opera gloves and accessorized with a black clutch bag.

Jordan Roth

Broadway producer Jordan Roth, who was nominated for “Into the Woods,” channeled devilish inspiration in a floor-length black dress with a sequin and hooded net overlay. He accessorized with a glittering red whip. He had his hair bedazzled with red crystals and had an identical red manicure.

To create his look, Roth worked together with his longtime stylist Michael Philouze.

Jessica Chastain

Jessica Chastain was nominated at this yr’s Tony Awards for Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play for “A Doll’s House.” She shined on the red carpet in a strapless yellow gown with a flowing cape and an announcement necklace designed by Gucci. Chastain worked with stylist Elizabeth Stewart to create her search for the awards ceremony.