Drama Queens

Like dramatic operas with compelling leitmotifs, Franco Hernandez expresses his passion for celebrated divas with his stylized Drama Queens collection.
Photographed and dressed by fashion photographer and wardrobe designer Keith Bryce, Drama Queens celebrates the curves and virtuosity of operatic divas through avant-garde, artistic hairstyles and exquisite mood photography.
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Drama Queens

Hairstylist: Franco Hernandez;        Photographer and Fashion Stylist: Keith Bryce;        Makeup Artist: Nancy Vasquez
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Drama Queens

Hairstylist: Franco Hernandez;        Photographer and Fashion Stylist: Keith Bryce;        Makeup Artist: Nancy Vasquez
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Drama Queens

Hairstylist: Franco Hernandez;        Photographer and Fashion Stylist: Keith Bryce;        Makeup Artist: Nancy Vasquez

Hairstylist: Franco Hernandez;
Photographer and Fashion Stylist: Keith Bryce;
Makeup Artist: Nancy Vasquez


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