The second season of "The Traitors Ireland" has captivated audiences, partly due to the distinctive fashion choices of host Siobhán McSweeney, who embodies the character of 'Lady Muck.' This on-screen persona is meticulously crafted through a collaboration between series stylist Anne O’She and a range of chic Irish brands.

Magee 1866 provided a sculptural black Donegal tweed cape that McSweeney wore to welcome contestants, setting a sophisticated tone. Another notable ensemble combined a rich red burgundy Clover cardigan from Ireland’s Eye Knitwear with a PVC skirt featuring textural gathering by Mia Walsh Studios, creating an artful, avant-garde look.

Designer Holly Marie Gallagher, whose work is described as 'wearable art made in Donegal,' contributed to the avant-garde aesthetic. McSweeney's style also features minimalist pieces, such as a black Xenia coat with a dramatic funnel neck, offering an understated yet distinct flair.

It was a bold avant-garde look and designer Holly Marie Gallagher aptly describes her work as ‘wearable art made in Donegal'

This minimalist black Xenia coat was understated and cool, but the dramatic funnel neck added a distinctive accent

Beyond these, McSweeney's wardrobe incorporates a range of Irish designers. A lime-green fair isle knit with a shamrock motif by Black and Beech was paired with purple trousers and a wax-style coat by Jack Murphy. For a scarecrow cameo, she sported a Barbour-style coat from Karen Millen. Other looks included a classic monochrome ensemble with an androgynous silhouette and dramatic fringed trousers.