Tony Awards 2025 WORST dressed list: Katie Holmes and Cynthia Erivo hit red carpet in bizarre looks
The event, which is being hosted by Wicked star Cynthia Erivo and is set to honor the biggest stars and shows on Broadway, will kick off at 8pm EST/5pm PST and will stream live on CBS and Paramount+ with Showtime.
Ahead of the ceremony, a slew of A-listers descended upon the red carpet at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.
And while some wowed in glamorous dresses and stunning looks... others completely missed the mark with their ensembles.
That's right, many of Hollywood's most elite failed to impress with their bizarre outfit choices at the glittering soiree.
Katie Holmes DailyMail.com's worst dressed list as she hit the carpet in a boxy green top and an awkward pink skirt, seemingly channeling the movie Wicked with her color choice.
Wicked star Cynthia came in a close second with her enormous tan corset top, which contained an intricate floral pattern.
She paired the shirt - which was gigantic and fit awkwardly on her frame - with a floor-length silk skirt.
Death Becomes Her star Megan Hilty donned a gold frock that had bizarre feathers all over the sleeves and skirt.
Canadian TV personality Keltie Knight opted for a floor-length sparkly gown that had an enormous unicorn on it... and it just didn't work
Model Anna Alimani arrived at the event in a sheer, lacy number, which left her undergarments on full display
Hamilton actor Sydney James Harcourt walked the carpet in a dazzling, leopard print suit with a sheer patterned top underneath - and he had a little too much going on
Canadian TV personality Keltie Knight opted for a floor-length sparkly gown that had an enormous unicorn on it... and it just didn't work.
Hamilton star Phillipa Soo's one-shouldered white frock ensured all eyes would be on her... but for the wrong reasons.
It contained a strange bow in the center of her chest area and a unflattering tiered skirt.
Model Anna Alimani arrived at the event in a sheer, lacy number, which left her undergarments on full display.
Hamilton actor Sydney James Harcourt walked the carpet in a dazzling, leopard print suit with a sheer patterned top underneath - and he had a little too much going on.
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