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First we we got the bighorn sheep look, a hair style that left fashion models looking surprisingly similar to bighorn sheep.

Then we got the book hat, a smart look that enables fashion models to look brainy and maybe even absorb some knowledge by wearing books on their heads.

After that, we were treated to the garden hat, and discovered that wearers didn't have to leave their beautiful flower displays at home, but could tote them around on their heads and, if theirs was a vegetable garden, maybe even reach up for a healthy snack.

And now we see the sure-to-be-popular pastry hat (or, at least in one case, the pastry mask.) Above are a few that were displayed Sunday at the Tokyo Sweets Collection 2009 in Tokyo, Japan.

All of these look fashionable and tasty but my favorite is the wedding cake hat on the right. The most practical of all, a wedding cake hat would ensure that the bride could get around to see everyone at the reception.

"Hi, thanks for coming. Would you like a piece of cake? Here, just grab a slice from the top of my head."

Or if the bride and groom are the types who like to play the wedding-cake-fighting-game, it would give the bride a distinct advantage in that she could simply head butt the groom.

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