Time to wrap up our 2024 Tony Awards coverage, wouldn’t you say? We would! Let’s go!
Alicia Keys in Gucci
It’s a great dress, but that gloves weren’t needed at all. The look would be better without them.
Anthony Ramos
If everyone spends the night wondering if you’re shirtless or wearing a flesh-colored shirt, just put a shirt on.
Ashley Park
That’s hot. No notes.
Audra McDonald in Christian Siriano
Perfection – except for the white shoe.
Bebe Neuwirth
No arguments here, although we also question the shoe color here. It’s not terrible, but it does tend to pull the eye down.
Billy Porter in Robert Wun
It looks like he glued glitter onto a standard suit and cape. Obviously, we don’t object to the sparkle, but this looks cheap and craftsy.
Brooke Shields in Monique Lhuilier
The press made a big deal of her (not pictured) Crocs, which was smart of her, because they distracted from her ugly dress.
Danai Gurira in Gabriela Hearst
That’s more gold leather than anyone should be expected to handle in June, but it looks great on her.
Eddie Redmayne in Simone Rocha
He needs that thing on the back as a counterbalance to keep him from leaning.
Gayle Rankin in Dior
We might have liked some sparkle or shimmer somewhere, but this has a clean minimalism that really suits her.
Idina Menzel in Naeem Khan
A lot of wearers would look overwhelmed by that design, but it mostly works for her. The hair’s a bit of a mess, though.
Jennifer Hudson
Looks great, but she needs a pair of chandeliers on her ears.
Jeremy Strong in Loro Piana
We’ll never love string ties, but this is a pretty great look for him. It has just the right level of pretension to it.
Jim Parsons, Celia Keenan-Bolger and Jessica Lange
The family that slays together stays together. They look pretty great.
Jonathan Groff
Very cute, although we’re not convinced the collar looks right.
Julianne Hough in Ermanno Scervino
Shower scrubbie.
Kelli O’Hara in Christian Siriano
The color feels like last year and that deflated pool float is a terrible design element.
Lena Waithe in Louis Vuitton
Chic and cool, but we’re not feeling what’s going on around the feet. Let’s get the pants hemmed and find a shoe with a slighty less clownish silhouette.
Liev Schreiber and Taylor Neisen
They look perfect together.
Lindsay Mendez
Great dress, great necklace.
Nick Jonas and Adrienne Warren
They’re clearly not a couple going by the pose, but they look well coordinated anyway. Love their necklaces.
Nicole Scherzinger in Nicolas Jebran
It’s entirely too much and exactly what we expect from her. This is good drag.
Patrick Wilson
It’s fine, but we feel like the Johnny Cash look is wasted on him.
Rachel McAdams in Givenchy
It’s not the most exciting design in the world, but it’s one of the more chic sheer gowns we’ve seen in a while.
Renée Elise Goldsberry in Oscar de la Renta
We don’t tend to love lace, but this looks great on her. The color is perfect and the level of fuss is exactly right for her.
Taraji P. Henson in Oscar de la Renta
It looks a little like foil wallpaper you’d see in a trendy boutique hotel bathroom, but maybe that’s too specific a reference. The scallop effect is a little heavy and busy for our tastes and the bag looks like she stopped to pick up cupcakes along the way.
[Photo Credit: Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Tony Awards Productions, Eugene Gologursky/Getty Images for Tony Awards Productions, Cindy Ord/Getty Images for Tony Awards Productions, Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Tony Awards Productions, Jenny Anderson/Getty Images for Tony Awards Productions, Nina Westervelt/CBS, Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images]
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