ME-WOWW!
A catfight erupted yesterday as “Jersey Shore” star Jenni “JWoWW” Farley sat in the front row at Kim Kardashian’s fashion show — and promptly stole the limelight.
“Have you had a boob job?” one fan asked JWoWW, resplendent in a blue Ed Hardy dress with a giant squid print.
“Can I touch your breasts?” another (rather bold) admirer asked. Meanwhile, a gaggle of teenage girls asked her to fist pump with them.
“Not in this dress!” cried 23-year-old reality star.
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Kim Kardashian, who designed the new Kardashians for Bebe line with her sisters, was almost totally ignored by comparison — a first for the bodacious Miss Kim, we’re guessing. Out of jealousy or spite, she refused to pose for photos with JWoWW. And her entourage refused the buxom brunette a backstage pass, a bold move given that JWoWW is arguably best known for the “Jersey Shore” episode in which she socks another cast member in the face.
But the diss at the Style360 show only gave the ravenous crowd more time to claw JWoWW.
After escaping from the press mob, JWoWW — whose heavy makeup remained gloriously intact despite the snow outside — told The Post she was surprised by all the attention.
“I guess people just love ‘Jersey Shore’,” she shrugged.
“We haven’t really been in the public eye much since the season ended, so people get really excited to see us out.”
While that might be good news for fans of the MTV show, which has already been green-lit for a second season, fashion designers aren’t so thrilled about low-rent reality stars gracing their front rows.
“I like to watch them on TV,” Charlotte Ronson told us backstage after her show Friday night. “They can be a little much in real life. I better not say anything else about them.”
But whether the rag trade likes it or not, high fashion has taken its first big step in the direction of Seaside Heights.
JWoWW is now working on her own line of clothes, which she hopes to launch this summer, and eventually show at NY Fashion Week. She describes the line as “sexy, sophisticated, edgy and Gothic,” but won’t announce the name of her label until after the trademark is registered.
Kardashian, a reality star herself, could probably offer some helpful suggestions on that front. But she could not be reached for comment last night.
Additional reporting by Raakhee Mirchandani