Claudia Winkleman's wardrobe on the latest series of The Traitors has become a talking point, with fans eager to replicate her moody, gothic aesthetic. The presenter's outfits, styled by longtime collaborator Sinead McKeefry, mix high-end designer pieces with high-street finds, creating a look that is both theatrical and practical for the Scottish Highlands setting.
Winkleman's style on the show has been described as 'Ronnie Corbett meets Princess Anne meets Madonna's countryside phase', according to an interview with Vogue. Key elements include chunky knits, capes, dramatic boots, and her signature red fingerless gloves. The aesthetic prioritises warmth and comfort while maintaining a striking visual impact.
In the final episode, Winkleman wore a teal sleeveless tank top over a white shirt, paired with leggings and a navy coat. Her stylist revealed the tank is likely from House of Bruar's men's section, while the leggings are Spanx Scuba Leggings, a favourite of the presenter. The coat is believed to be a similar design from House of Bruar.
Another standout look featured a pink LK Bennett blouse under a James Purdey & Sons knit, with jeans by the same brand and Miu Miu boots. Winkleman's signet rings are by Hamilton & Inches, and her coat is by Connolly London. Affordable alternatives are available from New Look, Boohoo, and other high-street retailers.
The duck-covered jumper from Burberry and a cream hooded duffle coat, likely also Burberry, have drawn particular attention. Lookalikes can be found at Next and LaRedoute. A pair of Duke + Dexter loafers with 'traitor' and 'faithful' written on them also sparked interest, paired with a COS sweater and Me+Em trousers.
Winkleman's stylist confirmed that the presenter often mixes brands like Comme des Garçons and Burberry with ME+EM and Zara, creating a unique blend of luxury and accessibility. The Traitors' fashion influence shows no signs of waning, with viewers keen to emulate the show's distinctive style.
