AND THE SEASON of the runway continues! Beloved and wonderfully eccentric designer Adam Arnold presents his and hers collections for fall (and forever after). Taking a break from his usual venue—the spacious and shoe-free studio he keeps on SE MLK—this show will cap off the long-running Fashioning Cascadia exhibit at the Museum of Contemporary Craft.

In fact, part of the work Arnold will debut was designed at an impromptu residency he undertook at the museum last month, drawing on his proximity to the exhibit and the wandering eyes of the passing public for inspiration. As one of the designers showcased most prominently in the exhibit (and one of its loudest champions), Arnold's show is a fitting finale. It may be a while until the industry gets lavished with such attention again—let's seize it. Adam Arnold Fall Show, Museum of Contemporary Craft, 724 NW Davis, Wed Oct 1, 7 pm, free (but must register for limited tickets at adamarnoldfall2014.eventbrite.com), all ages

THIS WEEK'S STYLE EVENTS

Palace is making big moves, pulling up shop from its original space off SE Belmont and heading to new, bigger digs on E Burnside. The new incarnation will be double the size, allowing for new forays into housewares, kitchen supplies, food, rugs, and more. But first: A huge sale with 20 percent off across the board starts today and lasts until October 13 when the current location will close. Palace, 828 SE 34th, Ste. C, Wed Oct 1-Mon Oct 13, palacestore.tumblr.com

• Two of the city's most talented designers of wearable items, apparel designer Liza Rietz and jewelry designer Emily Bixler of BOET are joining forces for a hotly anticipated collaboration (and store!) called SIXSEVEN. The very first pieces will be showcased at the Museum of Contemporary Craft until the close of the museum's Fashioning Cascadia exhibit on October 11. Museum of Contemporary Craft, 724 NW Davis, opening reception Thurs Oct 2, 5-8 pm

Ancliffe—the collection of chic basics designed by Rachel Ancliffe—launched earlier this year but has only been available online and at the occasional pop-up event. For those who enjoy the old-time practice of trying things on before purchasing, here's another IRL chance! Gold + Arrow, 1221 SW Alder, opening reception Thurs Oct 2, 4-7 pm, through Oct 9

• Hand-Eye Supply celebrates a move to roomier digs this week, with a re-opening party that includes a first look at the expanded space and offerings, with tours, music, storytelling, games, drinks, and food to boot. Hand-Eye Supply, 427 NW Broadway, Thurs Oct 2, 6-9 pm

• The West End scores again, this time with a new boutique called West End Select. The grand opening is your chance to see what it's all about. West End Select, 927 SW Oak, Thurs Oct 2, 6-9 pm

• All Bad Days prints tees, tanks, totes, and more with their rocker-friendly messages (such as "Shit Luck"). Tonight they celebrate the release of the fall line, featuring "prints and pokes" by Tea Leigh and DJ Dirty Red. Mojave, 415 SW 13th, Thurs Oct 2, 7-11 pm

• John Fluevog shoes teams up with the Pixie Project-benefiting Fetch line of eyewear, which is offering an event discount on its entire line. As a pet-friendly bonus, Fluevog will also donate 50 percent (!) of regularly priced shoes to the rescue nonprofit. John Fluevog Shoes Portland, 1224 SW Stark, Thurs Oct 2, 5-9 pm

• Clair Vintage Inspired and Lea K Arts take over Union Rose's customary First Friday trunk/art show, and this month they're combining it with a bra drive to benefit Aspire: Newberg High School Clothing Closet. Take 25 percent off your Clair Vintage Inspired purchase with donations of new or gently used bras, coats, pants, and winter formal attire (or 10 percent without). Union Rose, 7909 SE Stark, Fri Oct 3, 6-9 pm, drive through Oct 31

Alchemy Jeweler is taking "Rocktober" seriously, with live music, local whiskey, and some of their favorite jewelry designers on hand with their... er, "heavy metal." Alchemy Jeweler, 1022 NW Lovejoy, Fri Oct 3, 6 pm

• You could call it a Design Week pre-party: Woonwinkel's Design Market opens this evening with a pop-up featuring 12 of their favorite American designers (Sarah Loertscher, Urbancase, Ladies & Gentlemen Studio), and the opening reception includes a chance to meet some of them, giveaways, and vodka drinks. Woonwinkel, 935 SW Washington, Sat Oct 4, 4-8 pm, through Oct 25

• October 1 marks 25 years in business for SE Hawthorne stalwart Presents of Mind. Celebrate with two days of 25 percent off storewide at the gift shop, long a champion of locally made and environmentally friendly merch. Presents of Mind, 3633 SE Hawthorne, Sat Oct 4 & Sun Oct 5, 10 am-7 pm

• Emerging designer Myriam Marcela is headed to the runway at Fashionxt next week, but first a sneak peek. Mabel & Zora is hosting a meet and greet with the opportunity to purchase some of her one-of-a-kind pieces, sip some bubs, and introduce yourself. Mabel & Zora, 748 NW 11th, Tues Oct 7, 5-7 pm