I’m pleased to share that my recent photoshoot with Kayla Dinh is featured in the March 2025 issue of WILL Magazine. This editorial centers on the idea of strength through style with grace and intention. And Kayla brought that vision to life with quiet confidence and presence.
Photographed against a vibrant collage backdrop, the images blend softness with boldness. The deep red dress, paired with a single rose, became a visual symbol of resilience and vulnerability. Two qualities that often exist side by side. We kept the approach simple and honest, allowing each frame to speak for itself.
This shoot was made possible through the thoughtful collaboration of The Coast Production team, including Justin Iredale, Brandon Sylvester, and Ruce Mauga. Their support and creative direction helped shape an environment where authenticity could shine.
What stays with me from this project is how storytelling emerges from the smallest details. A glance, a gesture, a texture in the background. That’s what fashion photography offers at its best: a space where style and emotion can meet.
WILL MAGAZINE
Kayla Dinh
Magazine: WILL Magazine
Featured Model: Kayla Dinh
Photographer: Paul Tocatlian
Production: The Coast Production
Creative Team: Justin Iredale, Brandon Sylvester, and Ruce Mauga
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