Miami, Fl - Come On, the Miami-based brand known for its genderless silhouettes and production  sustainability efforts, has announced the highly anticipated follow-up to its debut collection.  

The brand’s sophomore offering, “The Victorian Collection” examines the theme of liberation in reference  to the percolating reimagination of the status quo during the Victorian era in England, following the  Industrial Revolution, through 25 stunning SKUs. Still true to its roots in punk and surrealism, this new  collection revisits and builds on the theme of Come On’s debut, “Glam Punk 2021”, a meditation on the  personal autonomy afforded by the punk rock ethos.  

The latest collection debuted on September 12th with a runway show for The Flying Solo NYFW Fashion  Show and will be followed by an official public launch on September 18th with a pop-up event in Soho’s  independent designer platform-cum-brick-and-mortar, Flying Solo. 

The new line plays with the emerging liberal ideology and intellectualism of the Victorian period, through  bold use of materials such as lace, velvet, silk, tartan, and cotton, conjuring up a timeless array of pieces  with a meticulous focus on the diversity of human anatomy. “The Victorian Collection” demonstrates a  continuing evolution for the new brand, which officially launched early 2021.  

Central to its mission, Come On employs local tailors and seamstresses to realize the vision of “The  Victorian Collection” and the ones to follow. Working closely with makers in their micro-factory located in Little River, Come On ensures that each piece is made with the utmost care, creating responsible products made for responsible customers.