In a future where human, nature, and technology are no longer separate realms, fashion becomes the skin of our evolving identity. Synthetic Eden envisions wearable forms that blur the boundary between organism and machine — garments and jewelry grown like coral yet wired with circuitry, pulsing with artificial emotions coded to imitate our own. Humanity’s desire to humanize technology, to endow machines with empathy, has inverted into a mirror: as we test, teach, and refine artificial intelligence, we are also reshaping ourselves, becoming dependent on what we once created. This project asks: when the human body becomes indistinguishable from its artificial counterpart, when nature itself is engineered into design, where do we locate authenticity? Fashion here is no longer adornment, but a vessel for questioning the future of empathy, autonomy, and the fragile decisions that define what it means to remain human.