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Chrishell Stause and Kendra Wilkinson let their inner 'Sparkling Diamond' shine for opening night of Moulin Rouge! The Musical at the Pantages Theater in Hollywood on Thursday.

The Selling Sunset star, 40, dazzled in a see-through crystal dress while the Playboy alum, 37, modeled a red floor-length gown with sequins.

Chrishell and Kendra were joined on the pre-show red carpet by the likes of The Nanny's Fran Drescher and the North American touring cast of Moulin Rouge! The Musical.

Sparkling: Chrishell Stause and Kendra Wilkinson let their inner 'Sparkling Diamond' shine for opening night of Moulin Rouge! The Musical at the Pantages Theater in Hollywood on Thursday. The Selling Sunset star, 40, dazzled in a see-through crystal dress while the Playboy alum, 37, modeled a red floor-length gown with sequins

Chrishell's dress clung to her gym-honed figure and had jeweled fringe that fell from the hem to just above her knees.

She slipped her feet into some silver braided sandals to complete the show-stopping ensemble.

The real estate agent's honey toned tresses cascaded down her back and chest in loose curls.

She rocked an impeccably made-up face, complete with a smokey eyeshadow look and plenty of nude toned lip gloss.

Glam: The real estate agent's honey toned tresses cascaded down her back and chest in loose curls

Kendra put on a busty display in her maroon-toned number, which had long sheer sleeves and a sexy sheer skirt.

Dramatic ruffling across the tummy and down one leg gave Kendra's look a theatrical allure.

The Girls Next Door alum wore her golden blonde hair parted to one side and styled in a chic bun.

Busty: Kendra put on a busty display in her maroon-toned number, which had long sheer sleeves and a sheer skirt

Theatrics: Dramatic ruffling across the tummy and down one leg gave Kendra's look a theatrical allure

As for makeup, Kendra dusted her lids with a shimmery bronze eyeshadow and painted her pout a mauve shade.

Fran Drescher rolled up to the musical's opening night in a pair of black sequin trousers with a slight flare.

The Nanny star thew on a black three-quarter sleeve sweater and a gold chain pendant necklace to complete her show-stopping look.

Razzle dazzle: Fran Drescher rolled up to the musical's opening night in a pair of black sequin trousers with a slight flare. The Nanny star thew on a black three-quarter sleeve sweater and a gold chain pendant necklace to complete her show-stopping look

Elegance: Monet Mazur oozed elegance in a white accordion dress with a plunging neckline. The Torque star, 46, gave her ensemble a funky flair with leopard print heels and a matching clutch

Her signature raven strands were worn in a half up hand down style.

Monet Mazur oozed elegance in a white accordion dress with a plunging neckline.

The Torque star, 46, gave her ensemble a funky flair with leopard print heels and a matching clutch. 

Conor Ryan and Courtney Reed, who play star-crossed lovers Christian and Satine, posed for snaps with Moulin Rouge! The Musical's cast and crew ahead of their first performance at the Pantages.

Conor looked handsome in a mustard toned turtleneck top and tapered trousers, while Courtney - who famously originated the role of Jasmine in the Broadway adaptation of Disney's Aladdin - looked sensational in a red velvet dress.

Icons: Conor Ryan and Courtney Reed, who play star-crossed lovers Christian and Satine, posed for snaps with Moulin Rouge! The Musical's cast and crew ahead of their first performance at the Pantages

Leads: Conor looked handsome in a mustard toned turtleneck top and tapered trousers, while Courtney - who famously originated the role of Jasmine in the Broadway adaptation of Disney's Aladdin - looked sensational in a red velvet dress

The dynamic duo were joined by performers Gabe Martinez (Santiago) , Libby Lloyd (Nini), David Harris (The Duke), AndrZ Ward (Toulouse), Austin Durant (Harold Zidler), the show's producers Carmen Pavlovic and Bill Damaschke and director Alex Timbers.

The 10-time Tony Award winning stage adaptation of Baz Luhrmann's revolutionary film became an instant hit after making its Broadway debut in late 2019.

Shortly after wowing audiences with heartthrob Aaron Tveit and Tony Award-winner Karen Olivo in the leading roles, Moulin Rouge! The Musical fell victim to the Broadway shutdown brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020.

Nini: Libby Lloyd plays the role of 'Nini,' who is one of Moulin Rouge ringleader Harold Zidler's infamous 'Diamond Dogs' 

Santiago: She posed for a picture with performer Gabe Martinez, who plays the flamboyant romantic Santiago

The Duke: Since every story needs a villain, David Harris steps into the role of 'The Duke'

Toulouse: AndrZ Ward wows on stage as Christian's closest confidant and devout believer in the 'Bohemian revolution,' Toulouse

Over a year later, the production re-premiered at the historic Al Hirschfeld Theatre in September 2021.

With iterations of Moulin Rouge! The Musical performing in London's West End and in Luhrmann's native Australia, the official national North American tour kicked off earlier this year.

And after making stops in Chicago, Minnesota and Denver, the touring cast of Moulin Rouge! The Musical will be hunkering down at the Pantages Theater in Los Angeles for the summer months.

Phenomenon: The 10-time Tony Award winning stage adaptation of Baz Luhrmann's revolutionary film became an instant hit after making its Broadway debut in late 2019; (L-R) Gabe Martinez, Libby Lloyd, AndrZ Ward, Conor Ryan, Courtney Reed, Austin Durant and David Harris pictured