School
of Fashion

Felicia Angelina
Felicia Angelina is a fashion designer specialising in textiles. Her designs embrace both fun and functional aspects.
A leading tertiary institution in cutting edge contemporary arts and design education and practice, LASALLE offers more than 30 different programmes and is led by a community of award-winning artists, designers, educators and researchers.
With a wide range of programmes in a world-class campus, you can expect an unparalleled arts education that’s designed to nurture your passion for the arts and push the boundaries of creative excellence.
From the performing arts to visual arts, our Schools are at the forefront of the contemporary arts scene in Singapore. Learn more about how each School is shaping the arts scene locally and internationally.
Find out the admission requirements, application process and funding schemes available for the course of your choice.
ICA Singapore initiates, produces and presents innovative and emerging creative practices with an annual programme of interdisciplinary artistic and curatorial practices.
Stay up to date with the latest exhibitions, performances and other events happening in and around our campuses.
LASALLE has a long tradition of practice-led research in art and design with a faculty of Singaporean and international artists and educators from more than 40 countries worldwide.
Felicia Angelina is a fashion designer specialising in textiles. Her designs embrace both fun and functional aspects.
Thumbelina in The Magical Land
With an emphasis on children’s development and their playful personalities, this collection explores interactive clothing by involving sensory play ideas. The sensory play derives from the exploration of pop-up book techniques and tactile textile approaches.
The collection’s aesthetic is inspired by the Hans Christian Andersen story: Thumbelina. It portrays Thumbelina's journey through different looks while embedding tactile materiality that would intrigue children to be curious, imaginative and have fun in their way of dress.
This collection, Thumbelina in The Magical Land, brought children’s literature into life with playful clothing that hopes to benefit the child’s cognitive, social and motor skills development by stimulating their sensory.