A-listers at the Golden Globes never leave empty-handed, and this year, they found eclectic items including a trendy suitcase, socks, a ‘red carpet facial in a box’ and even a travel adapter in their swag bags.
The bags, which differ based on the gender of the recipient, contained about $600 worth of gifts. This year’s value is in keeping with last year’s price tag, but is a stark departure from the extravagant 2016 Golden Globes gift bags, which reached $1,000.
Among the offerings at the 75th Golden Globe Awards, which took place last night at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles was a Kate Spade studded leather tote with a price tag of $328—the priciest item of the evening.
Pricey gift: The most expensive item included in last night’s swag bags at the Golden Globes is this Kate Spade leather tote, which comes with a $328 price tag
Travel: Men and women receive different items during the star-studded evening; last night, male guests took home this $225 Away suitcase
The women’s goodie bags also included their fair share of cosmetics, according to the list published by People.
In the skin care department, stars received a $25 cleansing stick by Caolion, which acts as a make-up remover and as a face wash.
On a similar note, they took home a $78 moisturizer by Murad and a ‘red carpet facial in a box’ kit, which seemed especially on theme as awards season comes in full swing.
The trio of products, which includes a facial peel and a polishing mask, is sold at $105 by Olga Lorencin.
In addition, guests were treated to a $10 set of deep conditioning eye masks from Karuna, a $28 lipstick by Kosas, and a L’Oréal Paris Voluminous X Fiber Mascara, which retails for $10.99.
Eclectic: Men’s gift bags also included a $19.99 travel adapter by Conair and $11.50 socks by Sock It To Me
Timely: Female guests took home a $105 ‘red carpet facial in a box’ kit by Olga Lorencin, which seemed especially on theme as awards season comes in full swing
Cosmetics: Celebrities were also treated to a $78 moisturizer by Murad and a $10.99 mascara courtesy of L’Oréal Paris
The swag bags also delivered in the hair department with a $28 treatment by Olaplex.
In the swag bags offered to male attendees, the most expensive item was an Away carry-on suitcase.
The trendy direct-to-consumer brand, which has become a strong presence on Instagram bolstered by its 176,000 followers, sells the item for $225.
Gifts ranged from the swanky to the most elementary, and included a $19.99 Conair travel adapter, probably most helpful for on-the-go stars with demanding filming schedules.
Also in the convenient gift category, men received a $37 tumbler by RYU, a $12.99 fuzz remover by Gleener, a $54 packing set by Lug, and $11.50 socks by Sock It To Me.
Swag bag: Male attendees received an Egyptian Magic skin cream, which retails at $39 per four-ounce jar, and a $37 tumbler by RYU
Pampered: Men also received hair products, in the shape of a $4.99 L’Oréal Paris shampoo and the assorted $4.99 conditioner
Those looking to give their facial hair more structure must have been thrilled to find a $24.99 Conair trimmer in their swag bag, next to an Egyptian Magic skin cream that retails for $39 per four-ounce jar.
Skincare was a robust category, since the bags also contained a $32.50 sunscreen by EltaMD, a $25 moisturizer by Ernest Supplies, a $20 cleanser by H2O+ Beauty, and an $18 face scrub by Scotch Porter.
Men also received hair products, in the shape of a $4.99 L’Oréal Paris shampoo and the assorted $4.99 conditioner.
They took home a $16.99 aluminum-free deodorant and a $40 personalized flash, which according to People’s photo of the items was engraved with the words: ‘Awards show survival kit.’