Jennifer Lopez's Daughter Emme Appears Bored At Paris Fashion Show

Jennifer Lopez, her daughter Emme and boyfriend Casper Smart were front and center at the Chanel Fashion show, being seated right beside Kim Kardashian’s boo Kanye West.

Victoria Beckam’s daughter Harper was one of the first fashionista babies to make it to the front row of a major fashion show, but she certainly wasn’t the last.

The former American Idol judge brought her adorable daughter, Emme, to the Chanel show at Paris Fashion Week while twin brother Max stayed home to probably participate in more “boyish” activities.

The little tyke looked adorable and springy for the Spring/Summer collection of all the luxury fittings that Chanel has to offer.

While aspiring fashion designers, and fashion lovers watched the show intently it seemed like J. Lo’s daughter was just ready to get out of there.

Daughter Emme couldn’t stop hopping up and down off of her mother’s lap.

Although Emme may have found the show less than impressive, 25-year-old dancer Casper seemed to be excited to be at the show beside his girl.

“At my 1st fashion show… #Chanel #Paris,” the back up dancer tweeted. He was even seen chatting it up with Kanye – sharing fashion tips perhaps??

Later in the day the “Dance Again” crooner switched out of her low cut white dress and black heels and slipped into a bright pink ensemble for the Valentino show.

Lopez only stayed for one night to enjoy the Parisian fashions and also show her support for the president’s campaign.

The Democratic fundraiser also took place in the French capital last night where Jen was joined by Scarlett Johansson, Kanye West, Stella McCartney, and many more celebs who were ready and willing to open up their wallets in support of Obama.

Anna Wintour, the editor of Vogue, hosted the exclusive event and charged $2,500 a head for the stars to enter the reception venue at La Maison 8.

This has been the second fundraiser Wintour hosted in support of the Obama campaign, and even Johansson went above and beyond to show support as she delivered a moving speech in support of the president.

“We need Obama to win,” McCartney said as she got back into her car at the end of the night.

Despite the lavish venue and high price tag, Mr. West and Jagger didn’t bother to get dressed up for the event as they rocked sneakers, jeans, t-shirts, and casual blazers to the fundraising party.

Lopez couldn’t stay for long, however, as she had to depart from Paris to make her way over to Lisbon to prepare for the filming of her Dance Again tour.

The tour has been going on for quite some time, but the Latina crooner will also be filming her performance for her upcoming 3D documentary.

In addition to clips of singing and dancing, the movie will also feature the energetic songstress reflecting on her relationship with back up dancer Casper after her split from her third husband Marc Anthony.

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