In Honor of New York Fashion Week: Broadway’s 10 Best Dressed Characters

Last updated February 7th, 2014 by Josh Ferri
In Honor of New York Fashion Week: Broadway’s 10 Best Dress…

As all eyes in the fashion world are on New York City for the semi-annual Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, BroadwayBox is giving it up for the 10 best dressed characters currently on Broadway. Get ready as witches, music icons and fairy tale characters storm this Times Square runway.

10. Tanya, Mamma Mia!

Tanya- Best Dressed- Mamma Mia
From dancing queen to fashion queen.
Photo by Joan Marcus

9. Glinda, Wicked

Glinda- Wicked- Best Dressed
The key to being popular is a killer wardrobe.
Photo by Joan Marcus

8. Carole King, Beautiful

Carole King- Beautiful- Best Dressed
On stage Carole King is just a beautiful, natural woman. (And that blue number in the middle is everything when you see it live!)
Photo by Joan Marcus

7. Sibella, A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder

Sibella- Gentleman's Guide- Best Dressed
The D’Ysquith clan would die to look as divine as the social-climbing tart Sibella.
Photo by Bruce Glikas & Henry DiRocco

6. Madame, Cinderella

Madame- Cinderella- Best Dressed
Fran Drescher is bringing couture to this classic fairy tale.
Photo by @FranDrescher & Bruce Glikas

5. Cynthia Weil, Beautiful

Cynthia - Beautiful- Anika- Best Dressed
Cynthia Weil's wardrobe is so polished, it would make any 'Mad Men' character jealous.
Photo by Anika Larsen

4. Fantasia Barrino as herself, After Midnight

Fantasia- After Midnight- Best Dressed
Decked out in stunning Isabel and Ruben Toledo gowns, Fantasia looks like a star headliner should.
Photo by Matthew Murphy

3. Christine Daae, Phantom of the Opera

Christine Daae- Phantom- Best Dressed
Even as she is stalked by a killer Phantom, Christine's look is always flawless and expensive.
Photo by Joan Marcus

2. Lola, Kinky Boots

Lola- Kinky Boots- Best Dressed
Sex is in the heel, the skirt, and just about any other article of clothing worn by Ms. Lola in 'Kinky Boots.'
Photo by Matthew Murphy

1. Diana Ross, Motown

Diana Ross- Motown- Best Dressed
There's no easy way to describe the onstage looks of Broadway's best dressed character, Diana Ross in 'Motown.' They must be experienced and appreciated live.
Photo by Joan Marcus