Natalie Portman dressed to impress in a navy gown as she led the stars of the beautiful game the 2024 Ballon d'Or France Football awards ceremony at the Theatre du Chatelet in Paris on Monday.
The Academy Award-winning actress, 43, looked incredible in the navy velvet number which boasted a daring plunging neckline and draping short sleeves.Meanwhile, Natalie cinched in her slim waist. with a coordinated rope floral belt as she posed up a storm for photos on the red carpet.
The Black Swan star elevated her frame in a pair of towering heels and accessorised with eye catching dazzling silver flower rings.
Styling her short brunette tresses in neat waves, Natalie completed her evening ensemble with a glamorous palette of makeup.
Elsewhere England football captain Harry Kane was awarded the Gerd Muller trophy for best striker during the ceremony.
Harry cut a very dapper figure for the evening in a navy velvet dinner jacket which he teamed with a black bow tie, white shirt and black trousers.
The England star seemed in good spirits as he took to the stage to accept his award in the French capital.
Meanwhile Jennifer Hermoso, who was involved in a kissing scandal after winning the World Cup with Spain last year, posed on the red carpet in a purple metallic suit.
She picked up the Socrates Trophy for most involved player in societal and charitable projects.
Manchester United star Alejandro Garnacho looked dapper in a black suit as he cosied up to glamorous partner Eva Garcia.
It comes after the actress was awarded the Deauville 2024 Talent Award at the Deauville American Film Festival last month.
Natalie started her career when she was spotted by an agent at a pizza restaurant by chance.
She got her big break alongside Britney Spears when they were chosen to serve as understudies for future theatre star Laura Bell Bundy in the Off-Broadway musical Ruthless! in 1992.
Her film debut came in the form of playing a young protégée in 1994's Léon: The Professional opposite future Harry Potter star Gary Oldman.
After playing the title role of the tragic Holocaust victim in an acclaimed run of The Diary of Anne Frank on Broadway as a teenager, she was cast as Padmé Amidala in Star Wars.
Her transition into adult stardom came with roles in Closer, Black Swan and Jackie and the award served as a recognition of her longevity in Hollywood.
When it was announced that the My Blueberry Nights star had been chosen for the honour, bosses of the festival noted that her versatility was the reason behind it.
A rep said: 'All of these roles are marked by her ambivalent presence, a blend of strength and fragility '
'Throughout her journey, she has been able to prove her ability to portray all types of characters with depth and accuracy.'
Natalie was also given a dedicated beach locker room on the Promenade des Plances during the 50th anniversary of the film festival.
She opted for a smart suit as she posed by her new honour, which had been emblazoned with her name.
