Hobnob with the nabobs, or just look like someone who does, as you peruse London’s posh side. Remember Eliza Doolittle’s amazing transformation in My Fair Lady? It took old ‘Enry ‘Iggins six months to pull that off, but we can have you enjoying the finest that London has to offer faster than you can say “The rain in Spain…”

First, you’ll need to shed that dreadful Yankee garb. Stop by Harvey Nichols where you can pick up some Burberry gabardine or a buttery-soft Gucci handbag.

Dressed for it, go where the swells dwell on a stroll through quaint Hampstead Heath and pop in on the aristocracy who used to live there; they can be found in the National Portrait Gallery now.

For more high society, get yourself to the church on time–that would be St. Paul’s Cathedral, site of many a high-class to-do, including the royal wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Di.

Now you’re ready for your society debut, otherwise known as tea at the Savoy Hotel. Sip Earl Grey and nibble scones and clotted cream. But don’t be stodgy; kick up your heels to the sounds of the live quartet at the hotel’s Sunday afternoon tea dance.

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