We’ve Discovered Where To Shop Claudia Winkleman’s Exact Outfits From The Traitors Season 3

Now that Christmas is something of a distant memory and the January blues are creeping in, here's something to perk you up: season 3 of The Traitors is in full swing. The first five episodes of the new series are available to watch and, if you haven't spent the past two Januarys hooked on the first two series of the reality game show, what on earth have you been doing?! With hauntingly good tension, it's deliciously addictive stuff. Other than the heart-thumping round table scenes and unbearable cliffhangers, one thing we can never peel our eyes away from is Claudia Winkleman's style.

Working with her stylist, Sinead McKeefry, Winkleman has excited a national furore with her 'haute country' outfits, which viewers shopped in their thousands while watching season 2. You'll often find Winkleman marrying The Row and Burberry with ME+EM, Zara and LK Bennett, and while there's always heaps of glorious cashmere (most of it from Brora), there are also floor-sweeping coats, knits sourced from the menswear department and, of course, many pairs of Hunter wellies thrown in the mix too. There's also always major support for independent brands, particularly when it comes to some of the most Googled knitwear pieces, like the balloon-sleeve jumper from Mr Mittens and chunky scarf knitted by independent label Rose & Wül.

McKeefry and Winkleman have developed a very clever formula; Winkleman's ensembles feel entirely relatable and yet, thanks to the canny integration of fashion-forward and luxury labels, remain aspirational, too. Think Saint Laurent velvet blazers paired with Commando's velvet leggings and Winkleman's favourite Dr. Martens, which she has described as 'the best boot of all time'. Ultimately, it's gothic glam meets power dressing, and we can't get enough of it.

McKeefry told me that since the first series of the show, she's had 'friends in retail saying people are coming in and asking for ‘Claudia in The Traitors look’, and my friends in the fashion crowd have been loving it, too.' For season 2, the stylist said she and Winkleman had a clear vision: 'I think because [Claudia and I] enjoyed being back in the process, we had our inspirations and knew what our look wanted to be... Ronnie Corbett meets Princess Anne meets Madonna (in the Guy Ritchie days!)'

Given that some of season 2's final moments included a major fashion moment with Winkleman in a truly theatrical, floor-sweeping fringed coat by Saint Laurent, we can't wait to see what the rest of season 3 has in store.

Shop: Claudia Winkleman's The Traitors Season 3 Outfits

The faux-fur coat and boots

Last season, we can probably all agree that one of the standout moments was Winkleman wearing an enormous longline fringe coat from Saint Laurent. Taking inspiration from that masterpiece, this season Winkleman channels the same energy in a style I've tracked down as RAEY's Collared Shearling Wool-Blend Maxi Coat - which is now unfortunately out of stock, but here's a good alternative.

The statement cardigan

This statement cardi added a dash of drama to one of Winkleman's looks from season 3. Layered over an on-trend sheer shirt, she showed us how to wear the translucent trend without being freezing cold (or nearly naked). Plus, of course, another great pair of black boots were thrown on for good measure.

The red fingerless gloves

The red gloves are back and honestly, we're so happy to see its return. During last season McKeefry was inundated with messages asking where on earth she got a pair of red leather fingerless gloves from - because clearly, its just that good. What might surprise you, however, is the fact these in-demand gloves are from Amazon, and retail for under £25.

The grey co-ord

Winkleman served up cosy-chic in this grey knitted co-ord from Emilia Wickstead. The designer is something of a master when it comes to combining classic tailoring with a modern twist - which is very much in keeping with Winkleman's own style. The subtle geometric print adds just the right amount of texture.

The sweeping skirt and khaki jumper

Winkleman has truly mastered the art of moody glamour, and proves it with this look that feels both rustic and high fashion. She wore a sweeping black lace skirt adorned with a floral print, and paired it with an oversized roll neck khaki jumper from a repeat favourite brand of hers - Brora. Finishing the look with an oversized grey tailored coat, we think it's the perfect combination of countryside chic and drama.

A lesson in layering

Winkleman not only nails countryside chic, but also gives a lesson in layering with this perfect outfit. She wore a houndstooth coat from Johnstons of Elgin (now sold out) over a full look from Purdey, which included the brand's twill trousers, a knitted tank and a lace stand collar shirt. Naturally, she paired all of this with her trusty wellies, giving us serious inspiration for our next country walk.

The velvet dress and trusty Bottega boots

Finally, in episode five we got the first dress moment of the entire series and it was a style from The Vampire's Wife. The dress is no longer available as the brand was sadly shuttered last year, so we've linked a couple of excellent alternatives. The boots she opts for are her trusty Bottega pair, which are already linked further down.

The velvet blazer and shirt

Serving head-to-toe glamour with a preppy twist, Winkleman wore a rich burgundy velvet blazer from Knatchbull, custom made with striking pink piping. She paired the blazer with a crisp Zara shirt that features a classic collar, sadly now out of stock. On the bottom, Winkleman opted for her classic pair of Spanx leggings - a style that she's worn throughout her time as the host of The Traitors.

The beige coat and jumper

Winkleman strikes again with an outfit that's a masterclass in sharp tailoring. Her coat is the Gucci Single Breasted Wool Coat - although it's unfortunately only available in one size - and she paired it with a cosy beige jumper from Barrie. Finished with few subtle mixed metal accessories and deep-brown wellies, it's an outfit formula that's perfectly practical for a walk in the woods.

The rose motif jumper

Winkleman has truly nailed the 'casual but cool' brief and this outfit proves exactly that. The rose-printed jumper is from the men's section of Barrie. Winkleman is becoming quite accustomed to shopping in the male section, and we ought to take a lesson or two. With the jumper she wears a pair of brown corduroy trousers from Connolly (which are now sold out) and boots.

The checked shacket and white shirt

Winkleman's sleek grey shacket is from Johnstons of Elgin - a heritage brand celebrated for its luxurious Scottish cashmere and wool. And, the choice couldn't be more fitting, given where The Traitors is filmed. Paired with a white shirt and an effortlessly cool up-do, this outfit is a sartorial tribute to location and style - she nailed it again.

The red satin shirt

Not one to shy away from interesting textures, Winkleman opted for a crimson satin shirt that delivered an unapologetic pop of colour. She paired the bright shirt with patterned purple trousers.

The checked trousers and Miu Miu brogues

A standout piece from Winkleman's outfit in episode three has to be these trousers from Connolly. They feature a striking dark green and navy tartan print, and she paired the statement trouser with an oversized grey knit, also from the same brand.

The Spanx leggings

Back in season two of The Traitors Winkleman made a case for the humble leggings, including a velvet pair from Spanx that sold out almost immediately. Now, it seems Spanx leggings are making an appearance in the styling of season three, proving that leggings, can in fact, scrub up rather well if there's a blazer and a shirt from The Vampire's Wife involved.

The embellished jumpsuit

Winkleman stunned at the second round table in a black velvet jumpsuit from Sandro, which is now unfortunately out of stock. The luxurious one-piece features a pearl-embellished neckline, adding a touch of opulence, while the crisp white cuffs create a striking contrast, and nod to Winkleman's penchant for tailoring.

The chic cape and cashmere

Last season, Winkleman made a strong case for why a cape should be a staple of any winter wardrobe and she continues to do so in season 3. Plus, it adds a bit more drama to any look than a classic coat. This time, she paired it with her signature fingerless gloves, and I've found some similar styles below.

The jumper and jeans

Kicking off with an outfit we all often wear, Winkleman stepped out in a classic jumper, jeans and boots combo, but with her true-to-style Traitors gothic grunge spin. On the back of this Kaptial Fair Isle Bone Jumper is a skeleton print that really makes a statement, although unfortunately Winkleman's exact knit was so popular it's sold out, so we've linked a good alternative.

The velvet blazer

For Winkleman's first round table appearance – a routine that's always nothing less than intense - she paired a chic satin shirt with a velvet blazer.

The very first look of season 3

The first glimpse of Winkleman in season 3 set the tone perfectly. Draped in a tailored brown herringbone blazer from Bella Freud (which was so popular it's now out of stock) and layered over a sleek black turtleneck, she exudes a no-nonsense sophistication that feels in step with the gothic grandeur of the show. And, of course, the outfit includes Winkleman's signature quirk - cosy fingerless gloves.

The teaser

In the teaser images offering a tiny glimpse into season 3, Winkleman is already inspiring wardrobes. Wearing her signature look of a black blazer with leggings, the presenter added a flourish in the form of a Sister Jane blouse. The ruffled top, complete with black corsage, has sadly already sold out, but there are some very similar options still available from the brand.

Hannah Banks-Walker is Grazia's head of fashion commerce. She has previously written for the likes of Harper's Bazaar, The Financial Times, Glamour, Stylist, The Telegraph, Red, i-D and The Pool on everything from fashion to curly hair (hi!) to the patriarchy. Not necessarily in that order. Find her on Instagram and Twitter. But please don't look for her MySpace profile, which until now was the last time she wrote about herself in the third person.