Kara Young

We got a bit of a reveal here! You might think it's just a big black skirt...

... but it has a contrast lining, and she could remove the overskirt for the show; she went up and won in JUST the sleek black suit. I loved this for her and she carried it all so well.

Justina Machado (Featured Actress in a Musical, Real Women Have Curves)

She looks like a classic bombshell, but I don't think I'd have bothered with the gloves. She doesn't need them and neither does the outfit.

Daniel Dae Kim

Daniel, the first Asian-American man to be nominated for a Tony in this category, wore a hanbok. He looks tremendous in it. I just love him. I wish all these actors would tour with their shows, but I know that's too big an ask!

Samuel L. Jackson and LaTanya Richardson Jackson (nominee, Lead Actress in a Play, Purpose)

These two look super, as always. They also presented together.

James Monroe Iglehart (Lead Actor in a Musical, A Wonderful World)

This is snazzy as heck. He also supported Audra and Kecia Lewis with his whole self -- of all the names on that signed petition, I noticed and recognized his first.

Francis Jue (winner, Featured Actor in a Play, Yellow Face)

I'll let Playbill tell it: Jue is wearing "a tuxedo given to him 20 years ago by the dearly missed legend Alvin Ing. The tuxedo, which Ing had made for himself for the 1976 opening night of Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman's Pacific Overtures, was given to Jue with one specific request from Ing: that he wear it when Jue accepted his Tony Award."

Laura Donnelly in Honor NYC (Lead Actress in a Play, The Hills of California)

The OG Jenny Fraser is sporting some questionable bang spikes right now. The dress is no great shakes either -- it's a Laura Ashley cut with naked aspirations -- but that lipstick WINS.

Taylor Trensch in Thom Browne (Featured Actor in a Musical, Floyd Collins)

Once I saw Jim Carrey in Dumb and Dumber, I couldn't unsee it. I'm sorry, Taylor.

Renee Elise Goldsberry in Donna Karan

She hosted the pre-show and did a lovely job. This is gorgeous and slinky and shiny.

Jasmine Cephas-Jones

AND PEGGY. I didn't realize this was also beaded until right now. She looks amazing, even with her navel extruding fabric.

Anthony Ramos

He looks very handsome.

Sanaz Toossi

She wrote "English," and I cannot WAIT for it to tour because it looks excellent. I'm sad it didn't win, but honestly, everything in that category would have been worthy. Also, her necklace and lip are a big YES.

Ella Beatty

What... IS this. The top should've just been a whole dress. There was no need to drag slacks into this, especially overlong ones. And the heavy gloves... this all blends together and obscures itself.

Kelli O'Hara in Ines di Santo

She was there to present, twice I believe, and this feels right for that. She's stunning.

Charli D'Amelio in Zuhair Murad

This would be perfect if the bra part of the bodice actually sat in the right spot.

Jean Smart

I love her, but I feel like her head-styling let her down here.

Alex Winter, Keanu Reeves

Bill and Ted did indeed have an excellent adventure.

Oprah

That trim is very pretty but also makes this look vaguely like a table-runner.

Nicholas Christopher, Lea Michele (in Michael Kors) and Aaron Tveit

Here you have your Anatoly, Florence, and Freddie, in the forthcoming Chess revival. They all look very nice. Which version will they do? The original U.K. and U.S. versions had different stories, and I think there's a THIRD U.S. version, too, that also changed things?!? I guess we'll find out.

Kara Young Made History at the Tonys

She's two for four now!