All the red carpet looks from the Broadway premiere of Appropriate
The Broadway premiere of Appropriate is well underway in New York City.
The show, which stars Elle Fanning and Sarah Paulson, attracted some big names to its opening night.
Jennifer Lawrence and Rose Byrne were just two of those in attendance, while Dakota Fanning also made an appearance to support her sister.
Take a look at all the celebs' stunning looks from the night.
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Dakota and Elle Fanning
Dakota Fanning made a rare red carpet appearance to support her sister, Elle, who stars in the play.
The sisters, who've both carved out successful Hollywood careers, stopped for a few photos together.
Dakota Fanning
Dakota stuck with the unspoken theme, choosing a monochrome black outfit for the occasion.
Dakota Fanning
She kept her glam simple with a natural makeup look and straight hair.
Jennifer Lawrence
Jennifer Lawrence stepped out in a black maxi dress with simple black heels.
She championed one of 2023's biggest trends, opting for a big splash of red – the colour of the moment – to complete the look.
Jennifer Lawrence
The Hunger Games actress kept her glam simple, with a glowy makeup look and small hoop earrings.
Rose Byrne
Rose Byrne looked stunning in an all-black ensemble.
The Aussie actress paired a sheer top with a tiered skirt and black heel.
Rose Byrne
She wore her hair in loose curls with a nudey-pink lip.
Amber Tamblyn
Amber Tamblyn stuck with a monochrome look for the premiere.
The Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants actress paired the ensemble with black heels and gold accessories.
Todd Spiewak and Jim Parsons
Todd Spiewak went for a black and grey look, while The Big Bang Theory's Jim Parsons opted for shades of blue and brown.
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