The value of a TIFF swag bag
Stars gifted jewelry, makeup and organic everything
Why are mortgages so expensive in Canada?
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Stars attending this year’s Toronto International Film Festival will have a few less things to worry about before hitting the red carpet thanks to hand-delivered gift bags stuffed with everyday essentials from beauty products to snacks and even accessories. Glo Communication’s Bask-It-Style swag bags will be placed in some 25 A-list celebrity hotel rooms throughout the 10-day festival. Past celebs gifted “Bask-Its” include Sir Elton John, Megan Fox, Matt Damon, Ellen Page, Colin Farrell, Jennifer Garner, Julianne Moore and many more. MoneySense got a sneak peek of this year’s mostly Canadian goodie bag from high-atop the Shangri-la Private Estates.
Bask-It Style Swag Bag Contents
Studio1098 sterling silver and ruby wishbone necklaces: $298
Studio1098 sterling silver and ruby wishbone cufflinks: $398
Lise Watier Rouge Fondant Suprême in Emma: $25.00
Lise Watier Neiges eau de toilette roll-on: 29.00
Neutrogena Naturals make-up removing wipes: $12.99
Neutrogena Hydro Boost gel cream: $24.99
Neutrogena Rapid Dark Circle Repair eye cream: $36.99
Neutrogena Healthy Instant Skin Refiner: $24.99
Kenneth Bernard Quench shampoo and conditioner: $15.95 each
Warner’s No Side Effects Bra: $40.00
Warner’s No Pinches, No Problem Panty: $12.00
Calvin Klein quarter-zip front sweater: $99
Doi Chaang Beyond Fair Trade organic coffee: $12.99
Green & Black’s organic chocolate bars: $3.99 each
Natur-a organic fortified soy beverage: $2.99
The Six organic raw juice: $3.99-$7.99
Meta fibre bar: $1.99-$2.99
Simply 7 quinoa chips: $3.49-$3.99
Old Tomorrow CPA: $2.95 each
“Luckiest Girl Alive” by Jessica Knoll: $19.99
“Free Days with George” by Colin Campbell: $29.95
“Top 10 Toronto” by Eyewitness Travel: $16.00
“A Bedtime Story” by L.C Moon: $13.99
Me + You bag: $34.99
Estimated Total: $1,160
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