Tolami Benson drew attention with her outfit choice while supporting Bukayo Saka at the high-profile Ballon d'Or ceremony.

The Arsenal winger, 25, watched as his England colleague Harry Kane secured the prestigious prize.

However, Saka did not leave the star-studded gathering empty-handed because he was named the recipient of the Socrates Award.

Furthermore, the Arsenal fan favorite's fiancee Tolami captured the spotlight at the London Palladium.

The 25-year-old partner walked down the red carpet of the Ballon d'Or event wearing a revealing gown.

Tolami also shared a preview of her attire by uploading a photograph and a brief video on Instagram Stories.

The fashion influencer, who boasts 295,000 followers on the network, became engaged to Saka last November.

Arsenal's star player proposed at a luxury London hotel after five years of dating.

Additionally, Tolami is frequently seen cheering for Saka during his matches on the field.

She was among the partners spotted supporting England during the World Cup.

Reports suggested that Tolami could earn as much as £500,000 during the summer tournament.

The public relations executive traveled across the USA and Mexico while Saka helped the Three Lions secure third place.

Meanwhile, the Premier League title winner became emotional upon receiving the Socrates Award.

The trophy is presented to athletes who perform outstanding humanitarian work and demonstrate social responsibility.

Saka, who faces up to TWO MONTHS away from the pitch due to a quad injury sustained last week, was recognized for his long-term efforts with the BigShoe charity.

He contributed 50 container homes following the earthquake that killed nearly 3,000 people in Morocco three years ago.

Full Men's Ballon d'Or rankings

Here is how the top 30 finished for the Men's Ballon d'Or award:

  • 1st. Harry Kane
  • 2nd. Kylian Mbappe
  • 3rd. Lamine Yamal
  • 4th. Rodri
  • 5th. Lionel Messi
  • 6th. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia
  • 7th. Ousmane Dembele
  • 8th. Erling Haaland
  • 9th. Michael Olise
  • 10th. Fabian Ruiz
  • 11th: Jude Bellingham (Real Madrid and England)
  • 12th: Pau Cubarsi (Barcelona and Spain)
  • 13th: Achraf Hakimi (Paris Saint-Germain and Morocco)
  • 14th: Vitinha (Paris Saint-Germain and Portugal)
  • 15th: Declan Rice (Arsenal and England)
  • 16th: Ferran Torres (Barcelona/Paris Saint-Germain and Spain)
  • 17th: Vinicius Junior (Real Madrid and Brazil)
  • 18th: Marc Cucurella (Chelsea/Real Madrid and Spain)
  • 19th: Joao Neves (Paris Saint-Germain and Portugal)
  • 20th: Willian Pacho (Paris Saint-Germain and Ecuador)
  • 21st: Gabriel Magalhaes (Arsenal and Brazil)
  • 22nd: Lautaro Martinez (Inter Milan and Argentina)
  • 23rd: Nuno Mendes (Paris Saint-Germain and Portugal)
  • 24th: Luis Diaz (Bayern Munich and Colombia)
  • 25th: Marquinhos (Paris Saint-Germain and Brazil)
  • 26th: Dayot Upamecano (Bayern Munich and France)
  • 27th: Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United and Portugal)
  • 28th. Julian Quinones (Al Qadsiah and Mexico)
  • 29th: Sadio Mane (Al Nassr and Senegal)
  • 29th: William Saliba (Arsenal and France)

Saka also paid for housing for families impacted in Turkey, along with 120 life-altering operations for youngsters across Africa.

During his address, the Arsenal academy product stated: "We know how it feels to be a child, having a ball at your feet and how much joy you have."

"Every time I have the opportunity to help another kid have that feeling again, that's important to me."

"It's an honour to be here, and it's an honour to receive this award. On behalf of all the children we've been able to help, thank you."