Get Seen: Nicole, Jennifer, Sam and Nathaniel

...at Saks Fifth Avenue for Fashion's Night Out

Nicole Rueda Watts, jewelry designer and co-owner of Reside
Her fiercely feminine outfit included a vintage Argentinean crocodile bag (a $50 steal!), a Rodarte for Opening Ceremony skirt from Riccardi, one of her own necklaces, and "cheapo" shoes.
Much like her ensemble, her jewelry designs are "bold and tribal, mixed with finishing-school qualities." Think feather collars fit for a modern-day Charlotte Brontë character.
Her closet contains clothing she's loved for more than a decade. "Pieces ripen for me." Case in point: a Norma Kamali crushed-velvet skirt she bought at a thrift store 10 years ago.

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Jennifer Kolchinsky, nurse practitioner at Southcoast Neurosurgery
Jennifer's irreverent take on menswear-inspired style was as effervescent as her personality.
She paired her husband's tie with pants from Urban Outfitters, a lace top from Forever 21, a clutch from a consignment store, an H&M jacket, and five-inch heels from Aldo - a far cry from the scrubs she wears at work all day.
She's a total impulse shopper. Her most recent buy? Red corduroy skinnies from Macy's.

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Sam Dulac, copywriter at Rue La La
Sam mixed vintage and modern pieces to create a look that gave a badass nod to '80s excess.
She wore Sam Edelman studded heels, H&M pants, her mom's T-shirt, and a vintage jacket, clutch, and scarf.
She says her "crazy old lady" style is not calculated, adding, "[It often looks like] my closet threw up on me." Amazing.
She loves the energy of Fashion's Night Out and can see creative niches emerging in Boston's collective style. Amen, honey.

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Nathaniel Roberts, fashion designer and student at Fisher College
He put a youthful spin on yacht-club staples in head-to-toe J.Crew, topped off with an American Apparel bowtie and Coach loafers.
This women's wear designer describes his most recent work - goddess-like draped dresses - as timeless, unique, and empowering.
As for his own style? It's all about the high-low mix of Ralph Lauren, J.Crew, American Apparel, and H&M ("the Hmm," as he calls it).