The lack of a ring zone on the stem would raise questions in my mind over
Cortinarius hinnuleus, as would the rather ochre-yellow colours. That bulbous base to the stem is a puzzle as well.
There is another species,
C. conicus, which keys out in Karl Soop's key alongside
C. hinnuleus, in which the cap stains black. This grows with beech, hornbeam and oak and the colours look closer in the image in Cortinarius Flora Photographica. But again, this species should have distinct veil remnants on the stem and a ring zone. The bulbous base to the stem would not be right either.
So I haven't a clue, but if it is
C. hinnuleus it would not be at all typical.
Ken