The Craziest Hats from Royal Ascot

The five-day horse racing event in Berkshire, England will reach its end tomorrow in a finale that will likely double as a mass display of the most extravagant head toppers known to man. So far, Royal Ascot 2013 has surely satisfied every hat lover's (and milliner's) wildest, craziest dreams. Members of the royal family showed up in endearing outfits reminiscent of Easter eggs while certain commoners made sure to steal the spotlight. The previously unnamed lady at Cannes (now known as Larisa Katz) who wore a gown made out of biscuit trays upped her game, wearing a translucent hat made of what looks like gold tin can lids. Others outdid Katz, including a woman named Tracy Rose, who donned a structure that she needed to stabilize with two hands. Click through the slides to see the most extravagant (fanciest and campiest) hats so far. And a belated hats off to Queen Elizabeth II and her horse for winning the Gold Cup. We're sure it'll look good in Buckingham Palace.

 A race-goer wears a plume of feathers plucked from a peacock on her head.

 the star is hiding underneath that giant blue feathered butterfly creation.

Sir Bruce Forsyth wears a smart top hat (and avoids a windy wardrobe malfunction) while wife Merced Wilnelia dons an eye-catching lime green and pink creation.

A race-goer enjoys a tipple while wearing a gaint yellow headpiece which matches her dress.

And the shy and retiring Jackie St Clair's back, this time wearing a humongous exotic-looking flower aloft her head.

A flamboyant female race-goer dons a giant pink, yellow and red rose headpiece at Ascot.

She needn't bother pointing... A race-goer wears a giant red rose and amuses members of staff at Ascot.

Model and presenter Anneka Tanaka-Svenska wears an unusual creation adorned with roses - must make a trip to the ladies' very awkward.

Anyone for pimms ?