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(2 Oct 2006) SHOTLIST
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1. Wide exterior, of Dice Kayek design house sign, reads: "Dice Kayek"
2. Guest walking into venue
3. Various, models having hair and make up preparations done backstage
4. Model's foot being fitted with correct sized shoe, tile up model
5. Pan across clothing rack, where collections hang
6. Close of beading detail on dress
7. Various of clothes hanging on rack
8. Various of models on runway
9. Cutaway of audience watching show, pan to runway
10. Various of models on runway
11. Final parade of models on runway
12. Ece Ege, Designer for Dice Kayek takes to runway, waves to audience
13. Kayek holding a bouquet of flowers back stage after show
14. SOUNDBITE (English) Ece Ege, Designer for Dice Kayek:
"The collection is very futuristic, you know. It's like� I am a little bit fed up with, 70's, 60's, 50's. With this collection I want to show the future. It can be tomorrow, it can be in 10 years, it can be anytime. So, how? Forms, how do you say? Huge. Very shot and floating fabrics. And it is (similar to the meaning of the word) nonchalant in French. The music was like that, the girls are like that, it's summer and we feel you know, like incredible."
10. Guests mingling backstage
KAYEK'S SUMMER INFUSION
Turkish designer, Dice Kayek showed the fashion world her idea of summer during Paris Fashion week, Ready to Wear, on Sunday.
Based in France, Kayek has a unique approach to design, blending a typically Parisian style, with her extravagant, Orient inspired Turkish roots.
Dice Kayek's 2007 collection was playful, romantic, and magical.
Reputed for carefully swinging between tradition and modernity, Ege's collection played with contrast.
Voluminous skirts flirt with small blouses, dresses nipped in at the waist came with balloon sleeves and tops fitted through the bust boasted generous tailoring in the shoulders.
The design house's trademark attention to detail was not missed, pleats featured heavily in unusual places, along the bottom of skirt hemlines, or nestled in deep v-necks.
Dice Kayek also paraded this seasons staple - the tunic dress - in a myriad of shades and fabrics, some languid and flowing, others strictly structured.
The predominantly neutral palette was shot with highlights of hot pink and sequinned gold.
Designer for Dice Kayek, Ece Ege, told AP Entertainment she was a little fed up with inspiration from the 70's, 60's and 50's, and said her collection was "very futuristic."
"It can be tomorrow, it can be in 10 years, it can be anytime," Ege said.
Ege said she tried to favour large forms, and floating fabrics in her latest collection.
"It is (similar to the meaning of the word) nonchalant in French. The music was like that, the girls are like that, it's summer and we feel you know, like incredible," Ege said backstage after the show.
Paris Fashion Week is the last date on the international catwalk calendar and will continue until the weekend (08 October).

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