All Oscars nominees want to walk away from the ceremony with a coveted golden statuette.
But for even those who aren't lucky enough to win in their category, there still isn't any risk of going home empty-handed.
For over two decades, swag bag providers Distinctive Assets have been delivering top-tier goodie bags to nominees at the Academy Awards. And this year, they'll be continuing the tradition by providing nominees in the Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress, and Best Director categories with an exclusive 'Everyone Wins' package.
The company is also responsible for crafting gift bags at a number of other high-profile awards shows, including the Grammy Awards, Tony Awards, and American Music Awards.
Distinctive Assets founder Lash Fary told InStyle that they were "humbled" to be helping out in the ceremony, saying: "We are humbled to be commemorating two decades of curating a specialty gift bag that has become a global pop-culture phenomenon."
"The companies we feature have amazing products and services while also embracing diversity, inclusion, health, and philanthropy," Fary continued, adding: "We are not only celebrating these incredible nominees but also a return to normalcy in a post-pandemic world."
So - what's going to be in the bag? According to InStyle, this year's consolation prize packages will include plots of land in Scotland from Highland Titles, a stay at Turin Castle, Art Lip body enhancements, and Celebrity Arms Sculpting.
There's also an array of luxury items, including Piper & Perro luxury fragrance, CBD Bath Bombs, a Qai Qai doll from Serena Williams, a limited-edition Vodka, Coal and Canary candles, and an inflatable orca from PETA.
As you would expect from Hollywood, there's also no shortage of wellness session vouchers. This year's bag includes special sessions with fitness legend Diego Sebastian, wellness coach Kayote Joseph, and plastic surgeon Dr. Konstantin Vasyukevich.
But it's not all about looks - nominees will also be given some reading material, including copies of The Wizard's Wish by Brad Yates, Tree by Melina Sempill Watts, and Building a Legacy of Love: Thriving in the Sandwich Generation by Christy Yates.
There are even some luxury snacks thrown in, one of which is a gold-leaf-covered brownie.
As for how much all this costs, Distinctive Assets won't put an exact price tag on the gift bag. However, the company assured InStyle that - if it did have a value - it would be well above six figures.
"While this gift bag does, as always, have an impressive value, that is neither our focus nor goal. A great gift has nothing to do with a price tag," said Fary.