Claudia Winkleman's final Traitors looks nailed heritage style

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Another epic series of The Traitors has come to an end (sob!), and while we will miss the late-night murders, whispered chats, and all the round-table drama, it’s Claudia Winkleman’s castle-based wardrobe that we are most sad to say goodbye to.

Whether she’s popping by to drop a bombshell at breakfast or cheering on the contestants during a challenge in the rain, the host has looked incredible in a wide range of heritage-inspired looks that have been a great source of sartorial inspiration over the last couple of weeks.

Of course, the star didn’t disappoint with the finale and opted for two hero looks that we really loved. Styled by Sinead McKeefry, the celebrity started with a gorgeous outdoors-y ensemble which included a navy coat, a green knitted vest and a cream blouse by British label Connolly, and then switched to something a little more glamorous for the final winning moments of the show – a black YSL blazer, her favourite Spanx leggings and a crisp white shirt.

We have loved all of Claudia’s looks this season, and although very different, these outfits are up there with her best. Not quite ready to say goodbye to the show yet? You can channel The Traitors right through to spring with the similar pieces below.

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House of Bruar

Wool & Mohair Double Breasted Coat

Up there with one of the best winter coats of the season, you really can't go wrong with a navy wool number, as it will work with absolutely every outfit.

River Island

Cream Satin Long Sleeve Shirt

The star's silky cream blouse added a really feminine twist to her otherwise outdoors-ready attire. This similar glossy button down will do the job nicely.

Seasalt Cornwall

Merino Wool Rich Crew Neck Knitted Vest

This snuggly soft, merino wool vest is a very stylish way to add an extra layer of warmth during the last few weeks of winter.

This chic outfit is like the epitome of 'The Traitors' aesthetic - cosy, layered, and vintage-inspired, while feeling very on-trend and fresh. A knit vest is a great one to have in your wardrobe to add a quick heritage style spin to your outfits - it can be layered over everything from a flouncy blouse to a checked dress.

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Nobody's Child

Black Tuxedo Blazer

The glossy trim on Claudia's YSL jacket added a luxury vibe and this similar contrast-trim blazer will do the job nicely. Wear with skinny jeans and a cami and you'll be all set for date night.

Exact Match

Spanx

Look at Me Now Seamless Leggings

Claudia has worn her Spanx leggings on repeat throughout 'The Traitors', and it's easy to see why. They are seam-free, and the fabric offers light sculpting to create a smooth, firmer silhouette, without feeling restrictive.

Black Forever Comfort® Chunky Lace Up Brogue

These traditional flats have a slighter wider fit and a supportive sole to make them comfy to wear all day and they will make a smart finishing touch to everything from your work suit to a silky midi skirt.

Claudia's footwear has been a big part of her aesthetic during the series, and the star most often opts for stompy boots, chunky-soled loafers or androgynous brogues like the pair above. Rather than anything delicate or strappy, the celeb's choice of heavy footwear adds a fashion-forward and cool-girl footnote to whatever she's wearing, and gives a fresh spin to her heritage-inspired pieces.

Take note and try swapping out your everyday ballet flats or best white trainers for something a little edgier, and you'll find your outfit suddenly has a very different feel, with minimal effort.

Matilda Stanley is a freelance style editor covering all things fashion, beauty and interiors. She writes and styles for both print and online and covers everything from the latest catwalk trends to bargain skincare buys. With over fifteen years of experience in the industry, Matilda has worked on TV shows including 'Gok's Fashion Fix', and written and styled for publications including Closer, Heat, Bella, Look, Woman, Good Housekeeping, Now, and The Daily Mail.

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