At the Oscars, everyone is a winner.
Award shows are known for their lavish gift bags filled with everything from plastic surgery gift cards has five star travel – and with a gift package worth $178,000, by BuzzfeedThis year's Oscars are no exception.
Nominees, including Ryan Gosling, Bradley Cooper and Emma Stone, will win a series of high-end surprises in their “Everybody Wins” gift bags from Distinctive Assets on Sunday – as well as some surprisingly affordable items.
The most expensive deal for 2024 is a three-night trip to Chalet Zermatt Pica luxurious ski chalet nestled in the Swiss mountains, the getaway of which is valued at around $50,000.
Other vacations include a visit to Golden door spa in San Marco, California – where the average nightly rate is around $1,800 – and a three-night stay in a luxury villa in The paradise of Saint-Barthwhere a week-long trip will cost you between $14,000 and $80,000.
Alongside the glamorous escapades, Cillian Murphy, Da'Vine Joy Randolph and company will be treated to a private performance by a famous mentalist. Carl Christman and the overhaul of project management services House construction.
Acting and directing nominees like America Ferrera and Jodie Foster will also receive numerous fashion and beauty gifts, including a Elboque bag in shearling ($311), a Bagceit handbag holder ($55), Jambys shorts ($38) and a pack of Miage care products ($516).
A duo of clean beauty items from Danucera — the award-winning label Cerabalm ($55) and the D22 Tonic ($88) – are also in the mix, along with Goodal Green Tangerine Vitamin C Anti-Dark Spot Serum ($20) and Kenra Platinum Blow Dry Spray ($34).
And as if the nominees weren't already into skincare, they'll also unveil a trio of Instytutum products: the Impeccable stamps ($95), Hydrafusion 4D HA Water Glowing Cream ($87) and Fancy Match Lip Gloss ($44).
A microneedling session Focus and one Helight sleep device ($139) powered by red light therapy is also included in the gift bag, ensuring stars will have red carpet-ready skin (and good sleep) once the Oscars are over.
On the cheaper side, items like a 50th anniversary Rubik's Cube ($13) and a sample of Poppi prebiotic soda ($30) are mixed in with the more expensive gifts.
Unfortunately, there's a downside to receiving all these goodies: The items are considered taxable income, meaning stars will have to pay to the IRS if they want to jet off to Switzerland.
Tune in to the Oscars on Sunday, March 10 at 7 p.m. ET on ABC.