"Have You Heard About Me?" is more than a style story; it's a declaration of the enduring power of punk as a movement of self-expression, resilience, and rebellion. By situating this narrative in the Lower East Side, amidst the legacy of groundbreaking music and art, and against the backdrop of Hayuk's murals, the story pays tribute to punk's history while boldly asserting its place in contemporary fashion. This is a celebration of black girls wielding the punk narrative, asserting their rightful place in the genre's lineage, and inspiring a new generation to embrace the raw, unapologetic spirit of punk.