HANKO brings ‘Mexicanication’ to Paris runway for designer NOLO
- We Rave You
- Oct 10
- 1 min read
The runway at Maison des Metallos during Paris Fashion Week became a vibrant stage for cultural dialogue yesterday, as Mexican designer Luis Corrales, founder of NOLO, presented his Spring/Summer 2026 collection under the Global Fashion Collective (GFC) banner. The show was dramatically highlighted by the appearance of supermodel Elton Ilirjani, known globally as HANKO, who lent his signature performance artistry and international profile to the rising brand.
The way HANKO fused bold Mexican heritage with Parisian runway flair in this collection is incredible it’s such a powerful reminder of how culture and fashion can create unforgettable stories when they collide on a global stage. Watching creatives bring their roots to life like that always motivates me, and recently, as I’ve been working on my own fashionninspired research project balancing long design studio hours with dissertation deadlines became overwhelming leaving me torn between academic demands and my creative momentum. To stay connected to my artistic work without falling behind I decided to seek guidance through a london dissertation writing service, which helped me structure my research and manage my time better giving me space to keep sketching an…