Here's a freshy for your week:

—The Karl vonBuck line co-designed by Barbara Seipp (formerly of the Isaac Hers clothing line and boutique) and Kate Troedsson) is releasing the spring collection at host Adorn's Division location. There will be "mystery gift giveaways," food and drink, and shopping pre-orders of the collection. They report their focus this time around is on "classic denim, twills, and lightweight, beautiful sheers." Adorn, 3366 SE Division, Thurs April 16, 7-9 pm

—Seems like all the sudden everyone is talking about Eileen Fisher, so whether you're one of her fanatics or just wondering what the fuss is about, this week Mercantile is hosting the line for a three-day event that sees the minimalist designer throwing support to the independent boutiques that helped launch her career. Shop:Local is part of a national celebration: get a free gift with purchase, $25 off purchases of $75 or more, and enter to win a "Spring Icon" piece from the new collection. Mercantile, 729 SW Alder, Thurs April 16-Sat April 18

—No discussion of Italian contributions to fashion is complete without addressing the importance of craftsmanship. That’s why the Portland Art Museum’s programming in conjunction with the Italian Style: Fashion Since 1945 exhibit includes a showcase of some of Portland’s own design talent, demonstrating and discussing their own techniques live in the gallery space. Crafting Fashion with Emit, Portland Art Museum’s Object Stories gallery, 1219 SW Park, Sat April 18

—Prominent Portland jewelry designer AK Vintage is teaming up with Wildfang for the in-store debut of AK's new 14k gold plated "Source Collection," as well as offering customized pieces. All styles will be 20 percent off during the festivities, too. Wildfang, 1230 SE Grand, Sat April 18, 1-4 pm

—There's an excellent studio sale in the works: Sara Barner, Better Late Than Never, Wood and Faulk, Caravan Pacific, Bridge and Burn, Anotherfeather, Brendon Farrell, Emily Katz, Goldenrule Design, Laura Dart Photo, Portland Apothecary, and Lindsey Reif will all be vending their wares, which include leather, jewelry, apparel, and beyond. 522 N Thompson, Sat April 18, 10 am-2 pm

—The Portland Art Museum continues its exploration of Italy’s contribution to the world of fashion. Next in its series of programs alongside the major Italian Style current exhibition is a particular look at the Italian influence within the world of jewelry with Portland-based jeweler David Margulis. Portland Art Museum, 1219 SW Park, Sun April 19, 2 pm