Lindsay Lohan battles Bravo reality show

Lindsay Lohan says the new Bravo reality series "Double Exposure," about a photo studio, gave a "false representation of me" by portraying her as 10 hours late to a fashion shoot.

"I was given the wrong call time - now I know on purpose. . . . It was a set-up," Lohan posted early yesterday on her verified Twitter account.

The Tuesday night episode, pointedly titled "Is Lindsay Here Yet?" showed photographer Markus Klinko and his business partner and ex, the digital retoucher and former model Indrani, waiting with several others for Lohan, 23, to arrive at a Manhattan photo shoot for her 6126 fashion line.

The program, taped last September, depicted her arriving 10 hours late for a 11 a.m. session. "Given the weather and everything else for the day, you can expect maybe she's gonna be high," makeup artist Donald Simrock said on the show, as quoted at RadarOnline.com.

"I've waited for a lot of people, but I don't think I've waited this long for anyone," he added.

Lohan first took to Twitter to denounce the show and her erstwhile friends Klinko and Indrani Tuesday afternoon.

"his couldn't be more UNTRUE," she wrote, adding, "Sucks when 'friends' use you (in this case for ratings) even if they're lying."

An NBC/Universal representative for Bravo did not return a request for comment.

One source close to Klinko told Newsday, "Lindsay says she was given a false call time, but the call time for her was 11 a.m. and she ended up showing up at 9 p.m. She claims it's a conspiracy against her. But then why would her own business partner, Kristi Kaylor, who was on the show, say, 'I'm sorry there's such a delay'? I can understand how she'd think the photographer and the agent and everybody is in on the plot, but why would her own business partner be in on it, too?"

Attempts to reach Kaylor were unsuccessful.