Inside Oscars’ six-figure gift bag – five-star villa stay to liposuction from top doctor

The Academy Awards’ acting and directing nominees will receive luxury gift bags at the end of the night in keeping with Oscars honorary tradition.

Distinctive Assets, a Los Angeles-based entertainment marketing firm, is producing the incredibly sought-after gift bag as in previous years. A-listers like Timothée Chalamet, Demi Moore, Adrien Brody, Zoe Saldaa, Cynthia Erivo, Kieran Culkin, Sebastian Stan, and others will receive the “Everybody Wins” nominee gift bags.

Given that the majority of expensive goods are sold in gift bags, that is an understatement. What do you get from those who appear to have it all, though?

The prestigious JOALI Maldives and JOALI BEING are among the freebies available to Hollywood’s elite, including a five-night luxury wellness retreat in the Sri Lankan hills from Santani and a four-night stay at one of two luxury resorts in the Maldives.

Additionally, Dr. Thomas Su is offering a body contouring procedure that is “giving women the desired celebrity arm look,” according to PR News Wire.
The Oscars’ 2025 “Everybody Wins” gift bag features everything that will be included in the goodies that don’t stop there:

The nominees will also receive a few unconventional items, including cannabis products, green powder, and dog clothing, in addition to the luxurious products and treatments and extravagant villa stays.

Distinctive Assets founder Lash Fary asserts that the goody bag is more than just a line-up of presents for the wealthy and famous.

Although Fary remarked, “Our gifts may be known for being fun and fabulous, but they also serve as a means to advance small businesses, minority-owned brands, female entrepreneurs, and organizations that give back,” We have discovered even more ways for our celebrity swag to make a difference in our community this year, following the historically tragic LA fires.

The bag contains $ 1 million worth of personalized disaster recovery assistance for Bright Harbor families that have been affected by the wildfires. Nominees may receive relief support in the same way that they receive all gifts from distinctive assets.

According to Fary, “we give these gifts not based on the recipients’ needs but out of a desire to brighten someone’s day and recognize a job well done, whether they pamper themselves or share them as a care package for a friend who may have recently lost their home.”

Source: Mirror