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" Executive fashion and beauty editor Avril Graham is headed across the pond to cover the Royal Wedding for BAZAAR. From Kate Middleton&amp;#039;s bridal style to the buzz right outside of Westminster Abbey, she will be dishing daily on all the details you need to know. Dear Readers, Arrived at Westminster Abbey for my live broadcast for Access Hollywood. The producer on the studio set told me to looked skyward. Incredibly, I was amazed to see the studio was situated on an eyrie rooftop high above the masses and had a perfect, albeit windy, view of The Abbey. I enjoyed a lively conversation with Billy Bush, who is just as much fun as he appears on air. We proceed to film a chic fashion segment complete with champagne and a 5 star afternoon tea courtesy of The Lanesborough. En route back to the Hotel I had to stop and have a look at the scene on The Mall. And a scene it was. Dame Edna Everage (top, right) was walking around among the throng, her lavender hair and over-the-top glasses distinctive in the crowd. Sadly, a Range Rover ran over a woman&amp;#039;s foot in the madness! Ambulances were on the case in seconds. I walked around where people were camping out...front row if not A-list campers! The mood was ebullient and fun. I have attached some photos of the scene, complete with Union Jack costumes (bottom, left), Wills and Kate tea towels (bottom, right) and general insanity! I even saw a little dog dressed with a tiara and veil. On my way back to the cab I had to marvel at The Mall and its fabulous parade of beautiful outsize flags lining the route. It is really quite breathtaking and just architecturally gorgeous. Driving past the huge green media center construction housing all the big international networks it felt like lights, camera and lots of action! The enormity of it all is staggering. The US alone has sent all the big names over for coverage. In addition to all my NBC friends from Today, Anderson Cooper, Barbara Walters, Katie Couric and Diane Sawyer are all here. But the scene did not end there...the best was yet to come. I looked out the window of my cab and was amazed to see a procession of antique carriages (a rehearsal perhaps?) that all came to a stop at Wellington Arch. As passengers got out, I had to do a double take....did I really just see The Queen in full evening dress (top, left) or is my jet lag taking over? Indeed it was The Queen...but a lookalike obviously! And a very good one. Clearly someone&amp;#039;s idea of a joke, but a good one nonetheless! Check back here daily for Avril&amp;#039;s inside scoop and get all the latest news at our Royal Wedding hub. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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