Summary: On the second to last day of the Milan shows, VOGUE.COM reports from fashion's front line. We talk to Vogue's Harriet Quick about Roberto Cavalli's more restrained departure from his overtly sexy aesthetic and Frida Giannini's Seventies whirl at Gucci. Browns buyer Erin Mullaney gets excited by Jonathan Saunders' first collection for Pollini and ex-model Lori Del Santo raves about Alessandro Dell'Acqua's elegantly feminine last collection for La Perla. Finally, we talk exclusively with Net-A-Porter founder Natalie Massinet about bucking the credit crunch and why she never buys safely.
