At work, our main product is an image manipulation and display software so as you might expect we use a lot of placeholder images when designing the UI&#x2F;UX flows.<p>If you peek over our leads shoulder, you&#x27;d see she nearly universally uses close up facials of &#x27;sexy&#x27; men or whoever happens to be the latest group of fashion models on ANTM.<p>People use images that appeal to them. They&#x27;re not going for broad universal appeal.<p>----<p>Also I find it highly ironic that people in this thread are suggesting we replace fully clothed images of a woman who became famous for doing a children&#x27;s TV series, with images of Lena Söderberg 1972 playboy centerfold because it is &#x27;traditional&#x27;.<p>If people will take offense to Emma being &#x27;sexy&#x27;, I&#x27;m not sure what they&#x27;re going to do if you use the <i>full</i> spread of images that the famous &quot;Lena&quot; shot was cut from. After all the point of this image viewer is to show different images, is it not?