Supermodel and Hollywood actor Emily Ratajkowski’s recent essay detailed her lack of control over the use and curation of her images by men in an image-focused market economy. Ratajkowski wrote, “It seemed strange to me that he or I should have to buy back a picture of myself — especially one I had posted on Instagram, which up until then had felt like the only place where I could control how I present myself to the world, a shrine to my autonomy. If I wanted to see that picture every day, I could just look at my own grid”.