Boden's autumn collection is full of heritage-inspired pieces I'd want to wear in The Celebrity Traitors castle

Kilt skirts are huge news this season, and this one is particularly popular with Boden customers. One reviewer wrote: "It fits perfectly, the fabric is sublime and it has been the subject of numerous compliments... I adore this piece and am looking forward to many years of 'where did you get that?' being asked by friends and strangers." Pair it with the Ria blue embellished cardigan for an unexpected colour clash.

I can totally see Claudia wearing this with black leggings, a pussybow blouse and some knee-high boots. The rich crimson colour is beautiful and will see you through the festive season in serious style.

This pleated skirt really does look designer, which is why there are limited sizes left - shoppers are loving it! The kilt is available in petite, regular or long lengths, and will look so elegant paired with your best cashmere jumper.

This velvet blazer certainly isn't for wallflowers. Bold prints are what Boden does best, and this suit is a cracking alternative to the same old LBD you always wear for the work Christmas party.

This trench coat honestly looks like it should cost ten times the price. It's got four and a half stars from customers, and the check lining sets it apart from any other trench coat I've spotted on the high street this season.

The argyle trend is still going strong, and I particularly love a pop of colour. This orange option is an easy way to brighten up your everyday jeans, but you could always try it with a clashing print like tartan, too.

You'll find yourself reaching for this blouse again and again in the coming months. It's available in UK sizes 4 to 22, and it will look very chic layered underneath knitwear, or to add a more laid-back feel to tailored trousers.

This is exactly the kind of one-and-done dress I'm more than happy to spend a bit more money on. It's going to work for everything from Christmas Day to cosy autumn dinner dates, and best of all, it's got pockets.

Call off the search for your new winter coat; this statement style has to be a contender. I personally prefer a printed coat over choosing black or camel, as it means you can afford to keep the rest of your outfit minimalist and let the coat do all the talking. This one's available in petite or regular lengths, and in loads of different colours and prints.

The shape of these trousers is so flattering, and they're going to move beautifully when you walk. They'll work well with loafers and a simple knit as the temperature drops.

Claudia is known for wearing the chunkiest boots, but if she breaks out some heels in the castle, I can imagine them being along these lines. The combination of the sparkly embellishment and traditional tartan design is irresistible!

The Cassie dress is a Boden bestseller, and it's easy to see why. From the frill neckline to the covered buttons, every detail has been considered, and it's machine washable, which isn't always the case with more expensive dresses.

I'm loving corduroy as an alternative to denim this season, and in bitter chocolate brown, these trousers are calling to me. They're available in three lengths so you can find your perfect fit. Try pairing them with some of the autumn/winter fashion colour trends 2026 like earthy greens or tomato red.

This has got Claudia's name written all over it. Don't wait until December to get your hands on a cosy Fair Isle knit - I promise, all the best ones will be gone by then!

These incredibly practical boots have The Traitors look spot on. Perfect for rainy days, or just for toughening up a midi dress in autumn, at £85, I think these are well worth splashing a bit of cash.