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Scottish fashion designer’s joy as Claudia Winkleman wears her items on Traitors

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Pooran, N. (2026, October 10). Scottish fashion designer’s joy as Claudia Winkleman wears her items on Traitors. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-news/claudia-winkleman-scottish-edinburgh-british-press-association-b1300243.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-10-10 · by Neil Pooran

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Scottish fashion designer Judy R Clark expressed her excitement after Claudia Winkleman wore her black puff-sleeve knitted jumper and tank top on the show "Traitors." The designer noted that supporting independent female-led businesses is important, especially since she herself is a fan of the show. Judy's brand incorporates traditional Scottish materials such as wool, Harris Tweed, and Scottish lace, all crafted in Scotland.
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Judy R Clark, an Edinburgh-based fashion designer, experienced joy after Claudia Winkleman wore one of her designs on the show Traitors. The presenter donned a black puff-sleeve knitted jumper and tank top crafted by Judy. Excited about the TV appearance, Judy mentioned that she uses traditional Scottish materials like lace from Scotland, wool from the Scottish Borders, and Harris Tweed from the Western Isles in her designs. Each piece is hand-crafted in Scotland, emphasizing Judy's commitment to using British and Scottish fabrics. Judy expressed enthusiasm for potentially participating as a traitor on the show herself, stating it would be "much more fun."

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Neil Pooran
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Topics

Edinburgh Harris Tweed Scotland Scottish Traitors

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Scottish NORP · 4× Judy PERSON · 3× Traitors ORG · 3× Scotland GPE · 2× British NORP · 1× Claudia PERSON · 1× Claudia Winkleman PERSON · 1× Edinburgh GPE · 1× Harris Tweed ORG · 1× Judy R Clark PERSON · 1×

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“So combining all those elements together is really part of my brand, being able to produce something that’s made in Scotland and using British and Scottish fabrics.”
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Scottish fashion designer’s joy as Claudia Winkleman wears her items on Traitors asserted
Winkleman → wear → Traitors
The presenter wore a striking black puff-sleeve knitted jumper and tank top designed by Edinburgh-based Judy R Clark. asserted
presenter → wear → Clark
A Traitors fan herself, Judy was eagerly awaiting their TV debut after Claudia’s stylist gave them the OK. asserted
stylist → await → OK
She added: “It’s just really nice that they want to support and work with independent, female-led fashion designers.” asserted
they → add → designers
Judy said: “I’ve got two little ones and they’re big Traitors fans, so I think they’ll be absolutely overjoyed to see mum’s work on the TV.” asserted
they → say → TV
Asked what role she would like to play on the show, she said: “I would be a traitor, absolutely 100%, it’s much more fun.” asserted
it → ask → show
Judy uses traditional Scottish materials in her fashion designs, with each piece hand-crafted in Scotland. asserted
piece → use → Scotland
She said: “We’ve got Scottish lace, and then we’ve got wool made in the Scottish Borders, and then we’ve got Harris Tweed in the Western Isles. asserted
we → say → Isles
“So combining all those elements together is really part of my brand, being able to produce something that’s made in Scotland and using British and Scottish fabrics.” asserted
that → combine → fabrics
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