The stars opted for glitz and glam at the 78th annual Tony Awards. 

On Sunday evening, Broadway’s best stepped out showcasing bold beauty looks from glittery eyes to bright red lips and large updos to Old Hollywood curls. 

Glitter was a top trend amongst Broadway’s elite. Cole Escola, who took home the Tony Award for best actor in a play for their role in “Oh, Mary!” sported a sparkly, silver eye look that perfectly matched the custom Wiederhoeft gown inspired by Berndatte Peters’ look from the 1999 Tony Awards. The star wore a set of matching stiletto nails adorned with crystals. Adam Lambert, who previously starred in “Cabaret” this season, opted for a similar full-on metallic look from the makeup to the hair to the nails to the suit.

“I was inspired by a Tony award. Literally that was my inspo,” Lambert told WWD on the red carpet ahead of the awards at Radio City Music Hall.

Choreographer Camille A. Brown also opted for a bit of shimmer with gem stones placed along her hair line. Brown and several others, including Audra McDonald nominated for her role in “Gypsy” and Lea Michele who will star in “Chess” later this year, went for dark, bold eyes.

While eyes were the focus for many stars at the event, some opted for bold lips. Nicole Scherzinger, who took home the award for best actress in a musical, and Sadie Sink, who was nominated for her role in “John Proctor Is the Villain,” both opted for Old Hollywood-style red lips. Scherzinger’s rendition employed Revlon products.

Old Hollywood overall was a source of inspiration for many. When it came to hair, many including Amal Clooney, attending with her husband George Clooney who was nominated for his role in “Good Night, and Good Luck” sported classic curls. Alongside the glamorous hair, she opted for a more minimalistic yet dewy makeup look courtesy of Charlotte Tilbury. Gracie Lawrence donned 1950s-esque curls, a nod to her role as Connie Francis in “Just in Time” on Broadway, while Brooke Shields went for a slightly looser curl finished with products from her hair care line Commence.

In the way of Old Hollywood, Scherzinger’s bold updo was inspired by Audrey Hepburn’s signature look in “Breakfast at Tiffany’s.”

As per usual, Cynthia Erivo who hosted the awards’ ceremony wore her stiletto nails, this time featuring red florals and adorned with crystals courtesy of nail artist Mycah Dior and Aprés Nails.

Here, a look at the best beauty looks from the 78th annual Tony Awards.