However natty a man may look in a printed shirt, Noel Fielding, they are not. That's right, The Great British Bake Off is back and with it, an array of Noel Fielding's shirts, vaguely ironic, whimsical jumpers and a collection of truly excellent ankle boots.
Join us as we take a journey down memory lane, through the best of Noel's past Bake Off wardrobe. As well as this, we've got a guide to the newest of Noel Fielding's shirts in the 2024 series with Alison Hammond, and exactly where you can purchase them.
In order to satiate our voracious appetites for more of these jaunty outfits, we can look to the current series of Bake Off. We can see, in real-time, Noel Fielding's shirts graduate from nutty high street options to truly astonishing designer numbers, cementing him as the one true style icon of all time.
In previous years, we've seen a Westwood creation, a Dries Van Noten number, which happily gave Noel a dinner party guest from the '70s vibe about him, and plenty of WAH WAH options, too. Most of Noel Fielding's shirts and jumpers sell out within minutes during the Bake Off run - a tribute to his keen eye for an irresistible design.
SHOP: Noel Fielding's Great British Bake Off Outfits 2025
Episode One - Cake Week
Cake Week is up first, where the Bakers are tasked with fiddly treats.
For the debut episode, Noel blessed us with a designer (!) vortex sweater from The Elder Statesman, which is still available in Small and X-Large. You can snag the sweater below...
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We've found Noel's exact sweater in Small, too, which is half the price.
Promo Look
Noel's promo has grabbed our attention. For the upcoming season, he treated us to a (now out of stock) Godzilla X Dhruv Kapoor Engineered Shirt from HBX. We've found a similar shirt on Etsy...
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Get Noel's look, thanks to this cheeky Etsy number.
What Are Noel Fielding's Favourite Brands To Wear, You Ask?
A personal favourite of Noel Fielding's shirts, the brand Lazy Oaf appeared frequently, and I'm not mad about it. My favourite of the Lazy Oaf appearances is probably the shirt that resembled a brick wall, for no clear reason at all.
Whatever happens in this series – however many clammy hands are gripped for just that moment too long by Paul Hollywood; however many innuendos reveal the production team to possess the same sensibility as a Carry-On film, however many contestants promise that they really won't cry as tears stream from their eyes – at least we'll always have Noel's shirts.
Hannah Banks-Walker was the Head of Fashion Commerce for Grazia, where she waxed lyrical about midi dresses and tried not to collect any more red lipsticks. She is now Acting Fashion Features Editor at Harper's Bazaar.
Piper-Ivy Huxley (she/her) is a contributor to Grazia and many other Bauer titles. When she’s not obsessing over the latest home decor or beauty trends, she’s doomscrolling somewhere or listening to a podcast.