“Pieces of Me” is more than a collection; it is a personal memoir stitched into fabric. It draws inspiration from the significant men in Rajo’s life—his grandfather, father, past lovers, and life partner. Each piece is a reflection of their influence, an embodiment of memories sewn into the seams, and a tribute to the multifaceted man he has become.

This collection represents a synthesis of Rajo’s journey so far, a culmination of his work and his deep-rooted aesthetic. Every garment serves as an exhibition of the styles and silhouettes that have shaped his design philosophy. Rooted in nostalgia, there is a distinct homage to the late 80’s New Romantics—a period where fashion, music, and individuality merged into a powerful movement. The collection also reflects his formative years in Japan, where a minimalist yet profound Japanese aesthetic left an indelible mark on his creative soul.

At its core, “Pieces of Me” evokes the emotion of introspection. It is an invitation to reflect on personal evolution and self-expression, to find meaning in thoughtful design, and to connect with the memories that make us who we are.