ROUGH CUT - NO REPORTER NARRATION<br/> <br />STORY: Louis Vuitton's autumn/winter 2013-14 collection, presented inside the courtyard of the Louvre on the final day of Paris Fashion Week on Wednesday (March 6), was an ode to boudoir dressing with Film Noir-like mannequins in ink black pixie crops and berry red pouts.<br/> <br />The models, including Kate Moss, strutted down the runway wearing nothing but lace French slips, silk shorts and embroidered sheer gowns topped by slouchy fur coats and menswear-inspired overcoats haphazardly piled on as if they had just rolled out of bed.<br/> <br />Louis Vuitton Creative Director Marc Jacobs designed a sumptuous set that resembled a hotel with real wooden doors sporting room numbers from which the models entered and exited the catwalk.<br/> <br />The collection contained effortlessly glamorous styles and had a touch of robe de chambre throughout.
