The Traitors Is Back – And Claudia Winkleman’s Outfits Are Better Than Ever For Season 3

Perhaps the most understated part of the look, Winkleman wears a cashmere Brora jumper in the colour mushroom. In case the exact colour is sold out, the Luxe Knit is also available in two alternative colours; pine and iris.

All Saints is the perfect place to go if you're wanting to channel some of Winkleman's monochromatic grunge. The Rory Maxi Skirt has a similar style tulle and is also shaped for a dramatic silhouette.

The Long Coat from Sandro is almost exactly the same as the one Winkleman wears in this ensemble. It features a lapel collar, double-breasted design with six buttons so you can really snuggle up, and side pockets.

Made from a cosy cashmere-like yarn, this knitted top from Emilia Wickstead features a birds eye jacquard motif in a monochrome palette. With a V-neckline, the Penn Top also has contrast black tipping at the neckline and cuffs, all that's missing is a pair of matching trousers.

Of course, no co-ord is complete without the matching trousers. The Lowe Knitted Trousers come complete with the same contrast tipping and grey birds eye jacquard print.

This overshirt from Johnstons of Elgin has a combined composition of lambswool and cashmere Donegal. With a back pleat, curved hem and checked pattern, it's super similar to the one spotted on Winkleman, even down to the black buttons.

Another good alternative that's similar to Winkleman's original shacket is this one from Samsøe Samsøe. The checked pattern is almost identical, and even features dropped shoulders and a single patch pocket too.

A shirt you know you'll get loads of wear out of, The Frankie Shop basics are some of the best on the market. The Lui Shirt is made from organic cotton-poplin and has an oversized fit so you can style it under a blazer or shacket.

The Cherry Shirt from Wolf & Badger has a loose fit that's made from high silky viscose which means it feels soft on your skin. To style for the day, take notes from Winkleman and pair with wide-leg trousers, or for the evening add a midi skirt and kitten heels.

This jumper from Barrie is described as 'a stylish and comfortable approach to summer', although we think it would look just as great layered in the winter too. Emblazoned with multiple red roses and made out of a cosy cashmere, the jumper is as comfortable as it is avant-garde.

It's likely the pair of trousers Winkleman chose to style with the rose motif jumper are these from an offshoot from Max Mara, called Weekend Max Mara. The corduroy's have pressed pleat detailing, high-cut waistband that's perfect for tucking in jumpers, and a slightly flared design.

A staple in any boho (or Scottish Highland apparently) wardrobe, this coat has similar long sleeves, split side pockets and of course that ragged vintage fur feel. Let the coat be the outfit and keep accessories minimal when styling.

What's the first thing that sprung to Winkleman's/Sinead McKeefry's mind when styling faux fur - more faux fur of course. To go with said sweeping fur coat they chose a pair of faux fur boots that aren't too dissimilar from this Free People style. Make sure not to wear them in the rain, however.

Winkleman's trousers in question are in fact this pair from Connolly. With a classic waist and a slim leg fit, these wool check trousers have adjustable tabs at the waistband and dark horn Connolly buttons. Channel your inner Winkleman by pairing with an oversized knit or add a white tee and boxy blazer for something slightly smarter.

Knitted and milled in Scotland, this cashmere knit feels entirely appropriate for The Traitors. With a classic crew neck and ribbing on the cuffs, hem and collar, this sweater is a little bit of luxury - and it's sure to keep you super cosy throughout winter too.

Of course, no preppy outfit is complete without a pair of brogues. The exact ones Winkleman wore are from a collaboration between Miu Miu and heritage British footwear brand Church's. The brogues feature a curled fringe, buckled monk strap and are stamped with the iconic Miu Miu logo.

Despite the reputation of leggings as being only used for activewear, Winkleman proves they can be dressed up, too. This pair from Spanx are made from a breathable recycled EcoCare nylon, and it has flexible yarns meaning the Seamless Leggings are comfortable for all-day wear too.

This is a blazer that's similar to Winkleman's, and from the same brand. With a wool-blend and twill weave, this blazer will feel just as home in the Scottish Highlands as it will on the streets of London. Plus, it has so many practical elements, like jet flap pockets, under collar and full inner lining.

The exact cardigan Winkleman is wearing is now sold out, but the brand does have this similar style still in stock.

Through using her budget wisely, McKeefry told me how she was able to buy these black Bottega boots. Money well spent, I would say.

As Winkleman's original Sandro style is out of stock, this Nadine Merabi jumpsuit is a dead ringer for the Sandro iteration. Featuring a similar pearl droplet neckline and internal shoulder pads, style with monochrome loafers for the full Winkleman-inspired look.

Winkleman's chic tweed cape adorned with 'mission' on the back is custom made from Luxury Family Affair, but this Ralph Lauren option immediately caught my eye as an alternative (and it's in the sale).

Underneath Winkleman's cape, she wore this cashmere jumper from a brand we already know she loves - Brora. Made from a unique flecked yarn that almost looks like it could be tweed, this cashmere-classic knit isn't likely to be in stock for long.

To match Winkleman's jumper, she also chose to accessorise with the matching pair of fingerless gloves. This style of hand-warmer make up a large part of Winkleman's wardrobe - and this pair is particularly chic.

Taking inspiration from Winkleman, who we know doesn't like to shy away from shopping in the men's department, this jumper from Jamieson's of Shetland features a similar Fair Isle design to Winkleman's (sans skeleton of course).

To go with said statement jumper, Winkleman opted to wear a brand who knows how to do countryside couture - Holland Cooper. She chose the colour 'washed black' and this style are designed to sit high on the waist. Did Winkleman just officially bring skinny jeans back?

Finishing off the look with a pair of jeans and trusty brown Dr. Marten boots (similar to the style below), this is one chic look almost all of us can recreate.

This blazer from the label loved by other celebrities like Holly Willoughby and Zara McDermott, emulates the one Winkleman was spotted wearing in the first episode. The perfect winter blazer, it features a notch neckline, welt pockets and velvet-covered buttons.

To go with your new velvet blazer - why not copy Winkleman's entire look by pairing it with a silky shirt? This one from Holland Cooper has an oversized bow collar, draped fit and fitted shoulders.

If you're on the hunt for a style that's similar to Winkleman's, and, much like us, you're gutted her exact Bella Freud blazer is out of stock - the Jack Jacket from Sezane makes for an excellent replacement. With single breasted front buttoning and two patch pockets, all that's missing is a black turtleneck.

To get a similar look to the one Winkleman wore in episode one, this Cos Merino wool top gives the same effect with a high roll-neck collar and a neat, slim fit.

This style still has the ruffled sleeves and neck detail of Winkleman's original blouse but is slightly more wearable thanks to the overall sleeker silhouette.

This looks a lot like the sold-out blouse thanks to its all-over ruffles, the shade of blue and the flared sleeves.

To describe Saint Laurent's fringed long coat as a statement piece might be something of an understatement. It's certainly an investment but, considering it's almost sold out, clearly one some are willing to make. Think of it as your shortcut to event dressing; it doesn't even matter what you're wearing underneath when you have a coat this glorious.

Approximately two metres long and crafted from the most sumptuous merino wool, this scarf is made to order, and with almost every colour you can imagine to choose from. Ideal for the current cold snap, you'll wear this every winter.

If you want a similar style that's less than £100, Lauren Aston designs these oversized scarves and sells them via Not On The High Street. Just pick your colour and place your order.

A Burberry trench is always in style – Winkleman's is actually from the men's collection, making it slightly oversized on her and therefore a genius fit.

These may be an investment but they're certainly one that will last – and they'll never go out of style. Wear them every year and with just about anything.

If you want all the comfort of leggings but an outfit that still looks like you've made some effort, these will be your new favourite thing. Winkleman wore hers with Dr. Martens and a chic blouse.

In many of the outdoor scenes, Winkleman can be seen sporting a pair of cashmere wrist warmers, which her stylist Sinead McKeefry said are either from Brora or Johnston's of Elgin. This pair looks extremely similar to the style seen in the first episode – and they're less than £60 for pure Scottish cashmere.

In the first episode of the season 2, Winkleman is once again making wellies look chic. This pair is from Hunter.

The now-famous cape is from Luxury Family Affair and is available in a range of colours should you want to deviate from Winkleman's favourite black.