The Traitors might be over, but we’re still thinking about Claudia Winkleman’s on-screen style. Her fashion on the show has become almost as much a talking point as the roundtable itself — a mix of gothic drama and countryside chic. Think chunky knits, Scottish-inspired kilts (a clear nod to the castle setting), frilly blouses and layers that feel both cosy and edgy.
Luckily for anyone who’s ever paused an episode to Google “Claudia Winkleman jumper”, her stylist, Sinead McKeefry, is anything but secretive. She regularly shares outfit round-ups on Instagram, pointing fans straight to where they can shop the exact pieces. Yes, there are some big designer names in the mix — Burberry and Alexander McQueen, to name just a couple — but there are also more accessible (though still premium) brands too, including Brora and Holland and Cooper.
Better still, plenty of the pieces we collectively fell in love with this season are still in stock if you fancy channelling one of Claudia’s looks yourself. While some are definitely investment buys, none of the items below go beyond the £200 mark (even though plenty of Claudia’s Traitors' wardrobe certainly did).
If we had to crown one cosy accessory as the Traitors' staple, it would have to be Claudia’s knitted wrist warmers. She’s worn fingerless gloves and wrist warmers in all sorts of colours and patterns, but one pair in particular really stood out.
During episode 10, Claudia wore Brora’s Fair Isle wrist warmers, crafted from 100% four-ply Scottish cashmere. She chose the Malt colourway — a beautifully clashing mix of browns with reds, greens and blues. The only downside? That exact colourway has now sold out.
The good news is that the Pearl colourway is still available. Made up of greys, blues and pale yellows, it’s currently on sale too. Originally £98, the cashmere wrist warmers are now £65.
Versatile, easy to wear and, most importantly, comfortable, SPANX leggings have become a recurring feature in Claudia’s Traitors' wardrobe. She owns a few different pairs, but the SPANX Scuba Leggings are a standout thanks to their built-in sculpting support, which is designed to flatter.
Claudia wears them with just about everything: frilly blouses, sharp blazers, plaid shirts and cosy knits. At £98, they’re certainly pricier than a throw-in-your-basket pair from Primark, but they’re a high-quality investment piece that earns its keep. They’re available in classic black (the colour Claudia wears) and navy.
They come in a wide size range from XS to 3XL, and you can choose between petite, regular and tall leg lengths — something I really appreciate.
During one of the show’s roundtables, Claudia wore a black blouse that immediately caught my eye — and sent me straight to Sinead McKeefry’s Instagram to track it down. Unsurprisingly, it turned out to be another Brora piece: the Silk Cotton Frill Collar Shirt.
Fans loved it just as much. One commented that it was “one of the best” looks of the season, while another called it their “fave look”. Others added: “This outfit is absolute perfection,” and simply: “Gorgeous.”
The blouse perfectly reflects Claudia’s edgy-meets-romantic style, blending bohemian and feminine details. It has a frilled collar, fluttery three-quarter-length sleeves and delicate embroidered accents. It fastens with dainty buttons at the front and is trimmed with lace along the collar and sleeves. Claudia wore it in black with contrasting white lace, but it’s also available in a deep forest green.
And right now, it’s on sale. Usually priced at £195, you can currently pick it up for £115.
Now, rewinding all the way back to season three for the last item on my list. Claudia is no stranger to statement knitwear, but the Fair Isle Yoke Jumper Brora, which Claudia debuted in January 2025, has continued to be a particular hit with fans. It proved so popular that her exact grey and black version sold out quickly — likely helped along by the fact that it’s currently reduced from £245 to £175.
While it’s still an investment, shoppers say it’s worth it. One reviewer wrote: “It’s soft, and warm, with beautiful colours, a lovely pattern, fits perfectly, and it’s worth every penny of the price. I’ve worn it every day since I got it and am just totally in love with it.”
The jumper is still available in a vibrant emerald green, featuring the same monochrome Fair Isle pattern across the yoke and sleeves. It’s made from a luxurious alpaca-merino blend, but some sizes in this colour are already starting to sell out, so if it has caught your eye, now’s the time to shop.
If you don’t fancy spending upwards of £150 on a jumper, Marks and Spencer has a similar Fair Isle style in a comparable monochrome palette (this one leans more grey and white). The fabric and finish aren’t quite the same, and the pattern is bolder, but the overall vibe is there. And it's a far more affordable £59.
The M&S jumper has a slightly oversized, slouchy fit and is made from 70% polyester, 21% nylon and 8% wool. It’s currently available online in sizes eight through to 24.
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