Very snazzy looking beastie indeed
“Most Ornate” is in the eye of the beholder. The “caribou-like” additions to the top of the frill are something new to me, but is it really “more ornate” than a Pentaceratops or a Styracosaurus? (Both known from before my birth)
Hey! Isn’t that Odesio’s newest avatar?
Maybe it’s the “paint job”? 
… as the “Sunflower of Heaven” descends upon our lone Lokiceratops …
Mmmmm! Mammatus cloud.
So the key pair of features of the triceratops family tree were probably more evolved for rutting and courtship display, rather than direct predator defense. Nice fossil sample.
Speaking of the triceratops family tree, the Utah State Natural History Museum has a cool “wall o’ skulls”:
Man, the Utah State Natural History Museum has really changed since I lived in SLC. I used to stop in frequently during lunchtime. But it dodn’t look as cool as this