PART 2 OF OUR STORY WITH DAIKI TSUNETA AND MILLENNIUM PARADE MILLENNIUM PARADE Follow the link 🔗 to order the debut Isseu and the full interview with @mllnnmprd @daikitsuneta @cotamoly @shu.sasaki . Daiki Tsuneta, the visionary leader of Millennium Parade, delves into the inspiration and creative process behind the groundbreaking collective. Tsuneta reveals that Millennium Parade began as a personal exploration into more complex artistic expression, eventually evolving into a powerful fusion of music, visuals, and culture. The collective draws heavily from Japan’s rich artistic heritage, seamlessly blending it with modern influences to create works that resonate on a global scale. Tsuneta, alongside collaborators Cota Mori and Shu Sasaki, discusses the importance of collaboration, technological integration, and the unique fashion sense that shapes the group’s identity. They emphasize the significance of maintaining a clear vision and a relentless pursuit of innovation, allowing them to push the boundaries of contemporary art and music. Looking ahead, Tsuneta and his team are excited about upcoming projects that promise to further redefine perceptions of Tokyo and Japanese culture, inspire the next generation of artists and leave a lasting impact on the global music and art scenes.  . . Photo Philip Blythman Creative Direction / Style Sayuri Bloom Editor Emily Georg Director James Lynch Set/ Styling Assitants Megan Hetherington and Wendy Yu Light Assistants Fredrico   Hair Masa Yoshi   Grooming Maho Moriyama  Management Olivia Warnford and Rew Kubayashi Studio Lit Studio @philipblythman @sayuri_bloom @emily.2307 @_mahomoriyama_ @masayoshi_n_fujita @meggie_hethie @wy20505wy @oliviawarnforddavis @rewkbysh @litstudiolondon