Inside the incredible $500,000 Oscars goodie bags for nominees

One of the biggest – and most prestigious – Hollywood events, the Oscars, is about to be held.

Ahead of the star-studded ceremony the incredible goodie bags some A-list guests get given have been revealed.

This year, the goodie bags, sometimes referred to as "swag bags" are reportedly worth a whopping $500,000 ($US350,000) and include luxury holidays.

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They are not official goodie bags from the Academy.

Company Distinctive Assets shared a picture of the "Everybody Wins Nominee Gift Bag" and captioned it "Class of 2026".

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According to The Guardian, one trip is worth a cool $US30,000 and will indulge guests with a trip to a villa in Costa Rica. Another trip is to the island of Ibiza.

A more unusual freebie is customisable pre-nups for those getting married.

Another gift in the bag is an electric tooth flosser.

Distinctive Assets founder Lash Fary said: "It's just under $US350,000-worth for all of the bag for each person."

One Aussie has already landed one.

"Rose Byrne wanted hers shipped back to New York, so it'll be waiting for her when she gets home to Brooklyn," Fary said.

Byrne is up for her very first Oscar for her work in If I Had Legs I'd Kick You.

She in the running for Best Actress in the thriller film.

She was nominated for a BAFTA for her work in the film, but missed out on the coveted award.

However, she won her first ever Golden Globe earlier this year for her role in the drama film.

Stars who will receive the bags strictly include the 20 acting nominees and the host late-night talk show star Conan O'Brien.

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