@hallybarry - Soory to hear about your anxiety, it's a bitch to deal with.
It can also make us focus on irrelevancies ... or ask the wrong questions.
In this case, I'd like to kindly suggest to you that instead of asking "they don't like me, do they?", the question you need to be asking is:
"Do I like them?"
Hint: - I didn't have to endure any time in their company, & I already dislike them. Girl No.1 is tactless, & Girl No. 2 is a Mean Girl who has to live with herself for the rest of her life - ugh.
Forget these airheads, & their obsession with who is looking at whom. If a man wants you - he lets you know. There's no need to wonder, or to measure yourself/other women against some daft perception of what's cool or attractive or acceptable.
I trust Good Friend has already offered you some reassurance about the catty remarks? - if not, I'd be reassessing her, & her need to associate with such twattery, as well.
Only hang out with folk who make you feel good, & happy, & positive, Hally. You've got enough on your plate dealing with anxiety, without other people actively seeking to diminish or shame you.