While fans of BBC's The Traitors are gripped by the show's dramatic betrayals and tense roundtables, presenter Claudia Winkleman's impeccable wardrobe continues to generate almost as much buzz. For the show's fourth season, stylist Sinead McKeefry has once again curated a covetable collection of looks that blend high street finds with luxury designer pieces, all inspired by the rugged Scottish Highlands setting.
The Style Strategy Behind The Looks
Characterised by tweed, tartan, and tailoring, Winkleman's outfits are a masterclass in high-low dressing. McKeefry, who also works with Claudia on Strictly Come Dancing, sources items from brands like Cos and Zara alongside investment pieces from Burberry, Alexander McQueen, and The Row. The styling intentionally mirrors the theatrical and suspenseful nature of the game itself, with country attire reimagined as high fashion. More often than not, her on-screen choices sell out almost immediately.
For the latest season, the duo has elevated the fashion stakes further. Standout pieces include a show-stopping Connolly shearling coat, a signature Le Kilt tartan kilt, and personalised 'faithful/traitor' loafers from Duke + Dexter. Her wardrobe staples, like Spanx leggings and Brora cashmere arm warmers, remain in heavy rotation, providing a sense of signature style amidst the ever-changing ensembles.
Episode-By-Episode Style Breakdown
Here is a complete guide to Claudia Winkleman's key outfits from the first eight episodes of The Traitors season four, including exact items and savvy high-street alternatives.
Episode 8: Claudia returned to a classic Traitors aesthetic with a wool midi skirt from Le Kilt. She paired it with chocolate brown knee-high boots from The Row and a black and cream cashmere jumper from Madeliene Thompson. For the mission, she wore a khaki ankle-grazing coat from Reiss, which is currently sold out.
Episode 7: This look sparked conversation thanks to a quirky duck-embroidered jumper from Burberry, worn under a cream hooded duffle coat from the same brand. She completed the outfit with Burberry tartan trousers and vintage-inspired brogues from Grenson.
Episode 6: Adopting a more relaxed vibe, Claudia wore a striped knit from Cos with tailored trousers from Me + Em. The focal point was a pair of custom Duke + Dexter loafers, hand-painted with the words 'faithful' and 'traitor'.
Episode 5: Claudia channelled indie-sleaze for breakfast in an oversized red plaid shirt from Bimba Y Lola, Brora wrist warmers, and black Spanx. Her mission look featured a stunning, but sadly unavailable, shearling and suede coat from Connolly.
Episode 4: A standout moment saw Claudia in an effortlessly elegant grey tailored suit from Essential Antwerp for breakfast. Later, she layered a green plaid wool coat from Brora over a fun tulle maxi skirt from Needle & Thread.
Episode 3: For breakfast, McKeefry turned to high-street favourite Zara, pairing a second-hand maroon bow blouse and culottes with a knitted tank from Le Kilt. The roundtable featured a thrifted sage stripe blouse, a Cordings tweed waistcoat, and statement green boots from Givenchy.
Episode 2: A fan-favourite look featured a belted tartan midi skirt from Le Kilt, worn over those now-signature The Row knee-high boots. She layered a fair isle vest from Hambro & Miller over a Cos black roll neck.
Episode 1: Claudia debuted the season in a statement Yves Saint Laurent black pea coat for the first mission. She greeted contestants at the castle in a plum velvet blazer from Jigsaw over a pink neck-tie blouse from LK Bennett.
How to Get The Traitors Look
Revamping your wardrobe for 2026? Take direct cues from Winkleman and McKeefry's playbook. The key is in the mix: pair investment staples with playful high-street pieces. Focus on textures like tweed, cashmere, and shearling, and don't shy away from bold tartans or a dramatic coat. Incorporate signature accessories, like statement boots or personalised details, to add a unique twist. With many of the exact items selling out, the savvy approach is to use Claudia's looks as inspiration and seek out similar styles from more accessible retailers.
