Over 2,500 fashion-loving readers voted in this year's Oscars Best Dressed bracket, and the runaway winner is . . . Gwyneth Paltrow in Tom Ford! The statuesque stunner chose an elegant white gown with an asymmetric neckline, but the real statement-maker was her floor-length cape, which was draped over her shoulders. Gwyneth kept everything else simple, showing that restraint is often the key to a perfect look. In second place with her flirty Louis Vuitton gown is Michelle Williams, and rounding out third place is the lovely Penelope Cruz in Giorgio Armani, whose classic, ladylike look you loved. Curious to see who made it to the top 20? Click to see the top finishers — you might be surprised to see who made it!

Here at Fab, we're a little Instagram-obsessed (following us yet?). One of the best parts of our job is heading out to events, getting a sneak peek of collections — and sometimes, just getting to hang around the office. Now, even if you don't have an iPhone handy, we're giving you a glimpse of what we like to think of as our FabSugar diary. This week, we got a preview of some seriously sweet denim, a taste of what's to come from Marni x H&M, and staged our very own in-office photo shoot. There's more in store, click on for a little behind-the-scenes with our favorite Instagram snaps of the week.

There's a perfect nonchalance and a decidedly sporty edge to Sonia Rykiel's Fall 2012. April Crichton's collection is an artful balance of menswear and feminine dressing — we're treated to both strong suiting that takes shape in double-breasted coats and boxier silhouettes before the looks soften into more femme territory. That's femme without the frills — even ruching or sheer fabrications appear easy, never overworked. Dresses skim curves, but don't hug — it's knitwear that gets the sexiest finish on pencil skirts and slim sweaters with a sweatband-style headband that calls to mind more literal definitions of sportswear.

• Trends: Menswear, pastels, knitwear, sheer.
• Colors: Black, peach, red, teal, white, nude.
• Key Look: The soft printed and ruched dresses are a pretty departure from the sharp suits; we're taken with Rykiel's sexier knitwear.
• Accessories: Ankle-strap platforms, boots, and ankle-crop booties finished in slick black patent; sporty headbands.
• Who Would Wear It: Girls who don't try too hard, like Kate Bosworth and Rachel Bilson; Kirsten Dunst would be a perfect fit for any of the line's pretty frocks.

The countdown to the weekend has begun! You probably already have a bunch of plans lined up — perhaps some drinks, dancing, and a nice brunch? Either way, you need outfits to go along with all your fabulous outings. Step inside to get inspiration from this week's top celebrity looks from the likes of Miranda Kerr, Kristen Stewart, Dakota Fanning, and more.

We're all for taking a load off come weekend time, but sacrificing our styling chops? Not so much. Luckily, we think there's a perfect balance to strike between the more laid-back silhouettes and sleeker separates. Our go-to trick: a casual cool shoe. No need to wear those sky-high heels and funky wedges to a late Sunday brunch — a chic flat, pumped-up kick, or classic pair of Chucks should make all the styling difference. Take it from these street stylers, all of whom have incorporated a pared-down shoe with totally covet-worthy outfits. From fringed layers to leopard-print coats, pastel chiffon pieces, slick loafers, retro sneakers, and pleated leather skirts, here are 15 street snaps, chock-full of weekend warrior inspiration. Click through to see it all now.

Post-Oscars, things are decidedly more dressed down — still, that doesn't mean celebs are skimping on style. We drew this week's best dressed from a pool of celebrity street stylers and the best of Paris Fashion Week's front row. Kate Moss headed out in London sporting a bold pop of print and color, Olivia Palermo brought her eclectic polish to Dior, and Miranda Kerr gave us another impossibly chic dressed-down style (two, in fact!). Inside, we've culled a week's worth of styling inspiration from the rest of the top 10. Click on for the standouts.