From sex toys to car rentals, this year's Oscars luxury gift bag makes a winner of all the nominees.

The Hollywood Reporter noted that the goodies are packaged by Distinctive Assets, and despite the ludicrous amount that each bag costs, they are not affiliated with the Academy of Motion Picture Ares & Sciences.

Each Oscar nominee -- actors, actresses, and directors -- will be given the luxury gift bag. Dubbed "Everyone Wins," each one is valued at over $200,000.

Bustle noted that while Distinctive Assets have always provided the Oscars (as well as the Grammys and Emmys) their luxury swag bags, this year's cost per bag is record-breaking. According to the company, they are meant to be a "blend of fabulous, fun and functional items meant to thrill and pamper those who may have everything money can buy but still savor the simple joy of a gift."

So what is inside this obscenely expensive gift bag?

A lot of things, apparently. The highlights include sex toys, vaporizers, personalized chocolate candies, and a year's worth of Audi A4 rentals from Silvercar.

For the nominees who want to get out of town, there are several luxury travel options, including a walking tour to Japan, Golden Door Spa Retreat, a booking from ExploreIsrael.com from the government in hopes of increasing Israel's tourism, stays at Grand Hotel Excelsior Vittoria in Italy and the Grand Hotel Tremezzo on Lake Como.

Some of the animal-loving stars will also be happy to note that Halo Purely for Pets will provide $10,000 of meal donations made in the nominee's name to an animal shelter of their choice. Other highlights include a lifetime supply of skin nourishment, several fitness and weight loss packages, wines and liquor, and Joseph's Toiletries "The Welcomer" gift box, which is essentially the fanciest toilet paper in the world.

Finally, the bag's smaller treats include products from Gleener on the Go smart fabric care solutions, Hydroxycut Gummies, memobottle slim reusable water bottles, Mezcal el Silencio, Mission 1 Clean Protein Bars, Nuelle Fiera Arouser for Her, Phantom Glass (iPhone screen protector), among other things that stars probably can't just lug around after the show.

However, the nominees for this year's Oscars may not even be there to claim their goody bags, considering that more and more stars have decided to boycott the awards show due to lack of diversity. However, for those who will get their $200,000 worth of goodies, they're sure to feel like winners even if they don't go home with the trophy.