There’s no denying that The Traitors has become TV gold, captivating the nation with its Machiavellian mind games, tense round tables and betrayals that are so good it feels like it could rival that of Love Island. But, while the contestants keep us guessing, there’s one thing that’s never up for debate – Claudia Winkleman’s excellent styling, courtesy of her stylist, Sinead McKeefry. As the host, Winkleman doesn’t just oversee all the trials and tribulations of being in an enormous castle in the Scottish Highlands, battling for £120,000, but she commands attention with a wardrobe that’s nothing short of aspirational (for most of us, anyway).

It was surprisingly Winkleman’s choice of blazer that had us collectively gasping (it’s usually only the round table drama that has us watching with our mouths wide open). The blazer in question is a £212 black and white tweed blazer from The Kooples, paired perfectly with a pair of Winkleman’s favourite Spanx leggings and white shirt. If you think Winkleman’s equestrian-chic outfit is out of reach, think again – I’ve found a high street tweed blazer that’s a dead ringer for The Kooples style.

The blazer that might just complete your Traitors-inspired wardrobe is the Wool-Blend Blazer, £47, from Abercrombie & Fitch. With a soft wool-blend fabric, singular button and classic lapel detailing, the Abercrombie iteration is almost £160 cheaper and is almost identical. Plus, the enduring appeal of tweed lies in its ability to dress up any outfit as it’s a fabric that’s steeped in tradition yet versatile enough for modern ensembles.

Whether you’re hosting your own round table (with decidedly less betrayal, one hopes), heading into the office, or wanting to elevate your current blazer rotation, it’s proof that you don’t necessarily need to invest in the high-end style to look as good as Winkleman.

Gemma Lavers is a fashion commerce writer at Grazia, where she tracks down viral pieces and is as comfortable navigating the M&S new-in page as she is dissecting the latest celebrity look – yes, she can tell you exactly where a specific coat is from. When not writing, shopping or scrolling Instagram (find hers here), Gemma will likely be dreaming up her next holiday (and what she’s going to wear).