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.

08/05/2026

Kids are heading back to school, and I’ve been noticing how often we use the word “cute.”

A cute backpack.

A cute pair of shoes.

A cute outfit.

What does “cute” actually mean?

We use the same word to describe a little girl’s first-day-of-school outfit and a grown woman’s wardrobe.

Is it the color?

The style?

The fit?

The feeling?

Or has “cute” quietly become one of the ways we decide what to buy?

Because making decisions based only on, “It’s cute,” can get expensive.

I know from experience.

Maybe the problem isn’t that we buy too many clothes.

Maybe we’re using the wrong criteria to decide what belongs in our wardrobe.

So, When you say something is “cute,” what does that actually mean to you?

07/29/2026

Today is one of those days.

Networking breakfast.

A meeting.

Lunch with my mom.

Her doctor’s appointment.

Church tonight.

Each role asks something different of me, but I don’t have time to change outfits all day.

That’s why I don’t get dressed for one event. I get dressed for the whole day.

This is where structure matters. The right amount of structure helps an outfit move from one event to the next, so I can focus on the people I’m with instead of wondering if I’m dressed appropriately.

That’s what strategic style is all about. 💜

My mom often told me, “Before you leave the house, put on lipstick and earrings.”As a teenager, I thought she was talkin...
07/28/2026

My mom often told me, “Before you leave the house, put on lipstick and earrings.”

As a teenager, I thought she was talking about looking nice.

Years later, I understood she was teaching me something much deeper.

She wasn’t teaching me to chase approval.

She was teaching me to walk into the world with self-respect and intention.

Today, research confirms what she already knew: people make impressions quickly.

We can’t control everyone else’s thoughts, but we can choose how intentionally we show up.

That’s the work I do today.

Who taught you your first lesson in showing up with intention?

07/23/2026

Have you ever tried something on and thought, “I like it… but it feels like too much on me”?

That’s why I created STYLE VOLUME™

To give women a simple way to understand why something can look great, but still not feel like them.

Think of your style like a volume dial.

LOW feels relaxed and understated.
MEDIUM feels polished and noticeable without commanding the room.
HIGH is expressive, bold and meant to be seen.

I enjoy high volume but I don’t live there every day. I naturally feel more like myself at medium volume.

And that choice matters.

Because finding your style isn’t about convincing yourself to be bolder or following someone else’s idea of what looks stylish.

It’s learning to recognize what feels like you and knowing when you want to turn the volume up or down.

That’s what makes getting dressed easier.

So tell what feels like your volume: low, medium or high?

I had plenty of good options.The problem wasn’t my closet.It was the decision I was trying to make.I thought I was choos...
07/15/2026

I had plenty of good options.

The problem wasn’t my closet.

It was the decision I was trying to make.

I thought I was choosing an outfit.
I was actually choosing a message.

Now, before I think about color, fit, or accessories, I ask a different question:

How do I want people to experience me?

For this presentation, my answer was:

• Warmth
• Credibility
• Energy
• Authority

Once I chose the message, choosing the outfit became much easier.

That’s why I believe women don’t need more clothes.

They need a better way to decide.

Because style isn’t just about what you wear.

It’s strategic communication.

Question: Before you get dressed tomorrow, what message do you want your outfit to communicate?

07/09/2026

Most women were taught how to buy.

They were never taught how to decide.

That’s why personal shopping isn’t just about finding clothes.

Before my client tries on a single outfit, every piece has to earn its place:

Color.
Body.
Style.
Lifestyle.
Communication.

If it doesn’t pass those decisions, it doesn’t make the cut.

Because building a wardrobe that works, isn’t built by buying more.

It’s built by making better decisions

06/24/2026

Truth telling: I still own pieces with the tags attached.

Not because they’re ugly.
Not because they don’t fit.

Because something felt “off” every time I put them on.

What I eventually learned is that color plays a bigger role than most women realize.

When the color is working with you, your features look brighter, clearer, and more harmonious.

When it isn’t, you may find yourself reaching for something else even if you can’t explain why.

Learning my colors changed the way I shop.

I buy less.
I wear more of what I own.
And getting dressed feels easier.

Have you ever purchased something you loved in the store but never actually wore?

Do people keep telling you that you look tired?It might not be you.One of the first things I hear from women in midlife ...
06/18/2026

Do people keep telling you that you look tired?

It might not be you.

One of the first things I hear from women in midlife is:

“I look tired.”
“I feel washed out.”
“I don’t look like myself anymore.”

Many assume it’s just part of aging.

Sometimes it is.

Sometimes… it’s the color.

The right colors can make you appear more rested, more vibrant, and more like yourself.

They can also communicate greater authority and presence before you say a word.

That’s why I believe color analysis is about more than finding your best shades.

It’s about strategic presence and showing up as the best version of yourself at every age.

Have you ever worn a color that made someone ask,

“Did you do something different?”

Tell me in the comments. I’d love to hear your experience. 🎧

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