Laura Infante: Circular Fashion Connection

Laura Infante: Circular Fashion Connection Hi, my name is Laura and I empower women to grow their confidence through style and color. I want to empower women to OWN that conversation.
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What we wear speaks volumes about how we view ourselves and how others view us.

09/18/2026

Picture it. You’re in the middle of your workday and your boss stops by your desk.

“Can you join this meeting?”

That happened to me often in corporate. Sometimes I was walking into a room with the executive leading our department and other senior leaders, ready to speak about our budget or technology work.

My work got me into those rooms. But I had also been consistently building my presence. I wasn’t waiting for the important meeting to think about how I showed up.

I see women prepare for the moments they know are coming. The presentation. The conference. The client meeting.

But some of the moments that matter aren’t planned.

Once I learned what worked for my color, my body and my style, I stopped guessing. Getting dressed had a plan.

Because if getting dressed feels chaotic, it isn’t strategic.

That’s what being prepared looks like.

If you were asked to walk into an important meeting with five minutes’ notice, would you be ready? 😳

09/18/2026

Picture it. You’re in the middle of your workday and your boss stops by your desk.

“Can you join this meeting?”

That happened to me often in corporate. Sometimes I was walking into a room with the executive leading our department and other senior leaders, ready to speak about our budget or technology work.

My work got me into those rooms. But I had also been consistently building my presence. I wasn’t waiting for the important meeting to think about how I showed up.

I see women prepare for the moments they know are coming. The presentation. The conference. The client meeting.

But some of the moments that matter aren’t planned.

Once I learned what worked for my color, my body and my style, I stopped guessing. Getting dressed had a plan.

Because if getting dressed feels chaotic, it isn’t strategic.

That’s what being prepared looks like.

If you were asked to walk into an important meeting with five minutes’ notice, would you be ready?

09/16/2026

Have you ever bought something, brought it home, and then barely wore it?

You liked it in the store. It fits. It should work. But every time you put it on, something feels off.

Sometimes, it’s the color.

During a color analysis, we compare temperature, value and intensity to understand which colors work best with your natural coloring.

Once you begin to see the difference, you start to understand why you reach for certain clothes again and again while others stay hanging in your closet.

And maybe the question becomes less, “Do I like this?” and more, “Do I like this on me?”

Say goodbye to the colors that just don’t work. ✌️

09/11/2026

Ever put on a top and wonder, “Why does this look so boxy on me?”

Before you blame your body, look at the silhouette of the clothes.

The blue top is designed to be boxy, but I don’t like that look for me.

If you’re like me and want to create more shape, look for details like diagonal lines, ruching, a vest or a wrap top that creates more definition.

Sometimes it’s not your body. It’s the clothes.

Vest: La Casa Frida

09/08/2026

Shopping was my cardio. 🏃‍♀️I had racks of clothes and still felt like I had nothing to wear.

I was collecting, not curating.

I still love clothes, I still love finding something that feels special, but for a while, that’s all it was.

I’d find something I liked, bring it home, and for a little while, it felt good. The problem was, I already had plenty. I just didn’t know what worked for me, what fit my life, or how to actually build outfits from what I owned.

Once I understood my color, my silhouette, my fit, my own style, shopping stopped being the fix every time getting dressed felt hard.

I still shop. I just don’t need it to save me anymore.

Has your closet ever betrayed you like that? Full closet, nothing to wear?

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We tend to think wearing the same things over and over means we need more options.But maybe our favorites are trying to ...
08/28/2026

We tend to think wearing the same things over and over means we need more options.

But maybe our favorites are trying to tell us something.

Why that jacket instead of the other three? Why those jeans? Why the same dress?

Maybe it’s the fit. The color. The length. The fabric. Or simply how you feel when you wear it.

Your favorites can teach you a lot about what works for you.

Have a favorite but not sure why it works?

DM me a photo. I’ll tell you what I notice.

Here’s another reason dressing feels so hard.You think you’re clear. You know what you like, you know what you don’t, an...
08/25/2026

Here’s another reason dressing feels so hard.

You think you’re clear. You know what you like, you know what you don’t, and you’ve got a picture in your head of how you want to look.

Then you get to the store, grab a handful of options, and walk into a fitting room with bad lighting and worse mirrors. Suddenly none of it is clear anymore.

Does it fit? Does it flatter me? Is this my style? Will I actually wear it again? What will people think?

All those expectations you were so sure about are now hitting you at once, under fluorescent lights, with no real way to sort through them.

I’ve been there. It’s one of the reasons my method starts before we ever shop.

Color. Silhouette. Style.

When you know what works for you, you stop doing all those fitting-room gymnastics trying to figure it out in the moment.

The fitting room is for trying on, not figuring it all out.

What fitting-room gymnastics come to mind?

08/19/2026

The outfit you reach for when you’re running late isn’t your favorite. It’s just the one you’ve already figured out.

That’s not indecision. That’s your brain doing exactly what it’s supposed to do, taking the path with the fewest decisions left to make.

The rest of your closet can feel that easy too. It just needs the same thing she already has: a decision that’s already been made.

That’s the work I do with clients. Not more clothes. More decisions made in advance, so more of your closet feels like her.

I want to tell you something I hear all the time, because I don’t think enough people say it out loud.Women who love clo...
08/17/2026

I want to tell you something I hear all the time, because I don’t think enough people say it out loud.

Women who love clothes. Women with closets full of options. And still, some mornings, getting dressed feels like a negotiation they can’t win.

They think it’s them. That they’re the only one overthinking a t-shirt and pants.

They’re not.

This is one of the most common things I hear, almost word for word, from women I work with. So if this sounds like your Tuesday morning, I wanted you to know you’re not imagining it, and you’re definitely not alone.

Tell me in the comments: what does your version of “this morning” look like?

08/14/2026

Someone finds out I’m a stylist and within minutes they’re telling me what’s really going on.

Their body changed and they don’t know what works anymore.

Nothing in the closet fits right.

They never learned how to put outfits together in the first place.

I don’t hear any of that as a confession. I hear it as information. It tells me exactly where to start.

Because none of it is random. It’s Style Volume, Color, or Structure, one of those is usually the missing piece.

If any of this sounds like you, it’s not a mystery anymore.

It has a name. And it’s fixable.

That’s the part I love most about what I do.

Find your volume.

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