It’s no Oscars! Inside the $3,000 gift bag full of hand cream, lip balm, candles and ‘neck firming serum’ given to Gold Logie nominees
They may be competing for Australian television’s most coveted award, but none of this year’s Gold Logie nominees will be going home empty-handed.
The stars will each receive a goody bag to celebrate their nomination for the prestigious award.
Curated by Celebrity & Hollywood Gifting, the take-home pack features Australian and international products spanning jewellery, beauty, wellness, travel, fashion, gourmet food and luxury homewares.
Among the items is jewellery and a watch from Gerard McCabe Jewellers.
The nominees will also receive two fragrances from Goldfield & Banks Australia – Ingenious Ginger and Sunset Hour.
Their next getaway has been taken care of too, with Kinnon providing personalised Hale and Earle passport holders and travel tags.
They may be competing for Australian television’s most coveted award, but none of this year’s Gold Logie nominees will be going home empty-handed. (Pictured L-R: Poh Ling Yeow, Allison Langdon, Julia Morris, Lisa Millar and Sam Pang)
Lapoche has also included personalised luggage organisers, while Bouf Haircare is supplying its Ultimate Haircare Travel Kit.
The beauty haul features an extensive selection of skincare, haircare and cosmetic products.
Vichy has gifted its Liftactiv Collagen Specialist 16 range, while Epicutis has contributed a Luxury On-the-Go Care Set.
Also included are Dr Marion Skincare’s Vitamin C and A+ Serum, Idenel Intensive Mist and Boost Lab Neck Firming Serum.
The celebrities will be able to give their locks some extra attention with Wella Professionals’ Ultimate Repair Miracle Hair Rescue.
They will also receive OPI Repair Mode Nail Serum, Merindah Botanicals hand cream and lip balm, and a White Glo Advanced Whitening Kit and Professional White Toothpaste.
For those looking to unwind after television’s night of nights, Soul Seasoned has provided a collection of luxury candles.
Miss Swig has contributed its Core Cocktail Collection, while Mister Jones Health has included Carbon C60 MCT Oil.
Curated by Celebrity & Hollywood Gifting, the take-home pack features Australian and international products spanning jewellery, beauty, wellness, travel, fashion, gourmet food and luxury homewares.
The gift haul also contains the Blushield PHI 01 Portable EMF and 5G Protection device, as well as a Keylarm personal safety alarm and light.
There are plenty of sweet treats on offer, including the Mask Co x Anna Polyviou Sweet Treats Collection and a premium gift box from The Honey Cake.
Bee 2 has also gifted the nominees its Australian Manuka Honey MGO120+ Honey Straws.
Rounding out the collection is a selection of books and inspirational gifts, including Dreams & Determination by WCW Press and Hear Us Roar from the KMD Collection.
The stars will also receive Queen Code by Laura Muirhead and Angel Messages Affirmation Cards by Jacqueline Verrall.
‘Our Gold Logie gift collection is about celebrating the incredible talent that continues to shape Australian television,’ a spokesperson for Celebrity & Hollywood Gifting said.
‘We’re proud to partner with an outstanding line-up of brands that are passionate about quality, innovation and luxury.’
The company specialises in creating luxury gifting experiences for major entertainment events and connecting brands with celebrities, media personalities and industry leaders.
This year’s Gold Logie race brings together some of the biggest names from reality television, news, current affairs, sport and comedy.
I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! co-hosts Robert Irwin and Julia Morris have both been nominated following their work on the Channel 10 reality series.
The nominations come after the network announced it would rest the program from its 2027 schedule following 12 consecutive seasons.
Former Logies host and comedian Sam Pang is also in the running for the coveted Gold statuette.
He will compete against ABC presenter Lisa Millar, MasterChef Australia favourite Poh Ling Yeow and A Current Affair host Ally Langdon.
Veteran sports host and presenter Todd Woodbridge completes the seven-person field.
The forthcoming ceremony will also introduce the Bruce McAvaney Award for Most Popular Sports Presenter.
The new category honours the veteran broadcaster’s five-decade career covering sport at the highest level for Australian audiences.
The 66th TV WEEK Logie Awards will celebrate the best of Australian television and will be broadcast on Seven and streamed on 7plus.