Beauties in black! Kristin Chenoweth and Rosie O'Donnell are a perfect pair in matching ensembles at LGBT charity gala

By Mike Larkin For Dailymail.com

Published: 02:22 EST, 5 April 2016 | Updated: 09:03 EST, 5 April 2016

One is blonde and the other is a brunette.

But Kristin Chenoweth and Rosie O'Donnell were a perfect pair after wearing complimentary black ensembles to an LGBT charity gala in New York on Monday.

The dynamic duo were looking in fine form indeed as they trotted down the red carpet at the PFLAG National's Eighth Annual Straight for Equality Awards.

Perfect pair: Kristin Chenoweth and Rosie O'Donnell looked great at the PFLAG National's Eighth Annual Straight for Equality Awards in New York on Monday

Perfect pair: Kristin Chenoweth and Rosie O'Donnell looked great at the PFLAG National's Eighth Annual Straight for Equality Awards in New York on Monday

Glee favourite Kristin, 47, looked fantastic for her age in a black catsuit, which boasted white ruffles around the sleeves and the impressively plunging neckline.

Self-styled comic Rosie, 54, meanwhile showcased her ample curves in a black trouser suit, matching suit and shoes.

But they were far from the only fine fillies at the event, with scribblers Melissa Harris-Perry and Janet Mock effortlessly turning heads after attending in pleasantly figure-hugging gowns.

PFLAG, formerly known as Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays, is the largest organization in the US for parents, families and friends of people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender. 

Ruffling feathers: The saucy blonde drew attention to her ample charms with an agreeably plunging neckline

Ruffling feathers: The saucy blonde drew attention to her ample charms with an agreeably plunging neckline

Specs appeal: Bespectacled Rosie showcased her abundant curves in a dark trouser suit

Specs appeal: Bespectacled Rosie showcased her abundant curves in a dark trouser suit

Multi-talented Kristin has a unique perspective on family as she was adopted, and discussed the experience on National Adoption Day. 

She said: 'I knew that my birth mother loved me so much that she wanted to give me a better life. And my parents, Jerry and Junie Chenoweth, were looking to adopt a baby and found me—literally less than one week after I was born.' 

The singer and actress went on to defend mothers her make the decision to put up their child for adoption.

Fine fillies: Writers Melissa Harris-Perry and Janet Mock turned heads in skintight gowns

Fine fillies: Writers Melissa Harris-Perry and Janet Mock turned heads in skintight gowns

Fantastic four: The glamorous quartet looked in fine form as they posed up for a photo together 

Fantastic four: The glamorous quartet looked in fine form as they posed up for a photo together 

'It’s a blessing (and a huge sacrifice) for a birth parent to make the decision to give his/her baby a better life. Sometimes people can’t take care of that baby just yet. (And their circumstances might change in 15 years.)'.

'If you’re thinking about adopting a child, remember that it’s a gift you’re getting and it comes with just as much responsibility as if you had your child biologically.'

'As an adopted child—I encourage other adoptees to remember what blessed lives we have. We weren’t abandoned; we were chosen. We were given a chance.'

Suit you sir: Fast Show tailors Ken and Kenneth would approve of dashing Alec Mapa's bespoke two-piece

Suit you sir: Fast Show tailors Ken and Kenneth would approve of dashing Alec Mapa's bespoke two-piece

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