To many, love is a constant. A constant hope, pain, or delight. Maybe all or maybe one. It is perpetual, in both concept and practice. Love adapts and often persists without help. In an unnatural world it is only natural that its next step is to hold technology's hand. The “NanoLove” thesis explores these ideations of virtuality, technology and digitizing love under the umbrella of fashion. Artificial intelligence has made it possible to foster profound relationships with technology, ones that rival interhuman connection. “Nano Love” understands the importance of recognizing the link between internet and romantic relationships, consequently transforming this idea into a series of art pieces and garments that respond to them. Love also elicits different sides to oneself. Through the use of both 3D programs and traditional creation, “NanoLove” gives life to these different sides. The avatars are inspired by the makers' cultural heritage - Korean/Egyptian and are representative of the parts of the creator, and when brought together, they create the whole.