With the new year comes a new season of BBC’s The Traitors, the epic, engrossing game of deception and deceit that has established itself as must-see TV.
With season three debuting tonight – and don’t worry if you missed it, you can find out how to watch the show from anywhere to catch up - we met a whole new cast of hopeful Faithfuls and Traitors alike – and, of course, we saw the return of the permanently-tanned, permanently-fringed Claudia Winkleman presiding over it all.
While everyone switches into the show to be captivated by the twists, turns and trusts being shattered, it’s fair to say viewers are almost as Faithful to Claudia’s iconic outfits as they are the show itself.
And this includes *those* red gloves - which made a return.
Channel your best Claudia Winkleman with a replica of her iconic fingerless red gloves.
During the first tense vote - which sees the contestants try to pick out their first Traitor - Claudia turned up in a striking black velvet smoking jacket.
Playing with texture - and mixing a menswear silhouette with something ultra feminine and vampy - Claudia paired the classic jacket with a satin, lacy shirt.
The statement shirt came with dramatic bell sleeves.
Made from premium plush velvet, the Parisa petite-fit black blazer is fitted through the waist. Luxe satin details accent the lapels,
A timeless blazer that can be dressed up or down, this tailored velvet jacket will become your signature style.
Inspired by a menswear staple, it features a shawl collar, flap pockets and a sleek single-breasted design with a front button closure.
Like Claudia's vampish shirt, this intricate lacy burnout shirt gives a whimsical twist on a wardrobe staple.
Like Claudia's shirt, this features a bow necktie with statement sleeves. A memorable twist on a classic item.
An intricate lace design pairs with an elegant tie-neck detail for an unconventional but still feminine look.
Now the Traitors is back, we can expect plenty more memorable looks from Claudia.
woman&home editor, Kerrie Hughes, previously spoke with stylist Sinead Mckeefry, about how she's turned Claudia's looks into an iconic part of the show.
"The thought I'm inspiring people to be a bit creative themselves, and to think, actually, we're all really good at just putting on that black jumper and black jeans every day and running out the house."
"To know people are stopping and thinking about what they're wearing, and it's making them feel good - that means so much to me."
