Well depends on the models:

On the professional side
Examples: Gucci, Chanel, Macy's, Kohls, Banana Republic, and various name brand models.

These girls are in the so called, "safe" modeling industry. These girls are mostly supervised. The photographers are most likely female, to reduce awkwardness, and tension from the parents. It is also mostly unsexualized, therefore, you get less trolling comments from girl lovers or other pedophiles. I'm sure the girls are briefed on who will be looking at them, but NOT WITH ALL the details. These girls are less likely to care about us, because they will be taught they are for a different audience of "normal" people and they shouldn't have much to worry about.

On the minor side
Examples: Webe Web, Talents are us, and other modeling sites in this category I cannot mention, but they are legal.

I think these girls are FULLY aware of what type audience will be looking at their images. I'm sure the photographers are mixed, and maybe mostly male (it doesn't matter). The girls are also supervised by their parents, and given consent (Come on! You think the parents don't know where their children are going? That they are going to a secret place and the parents are unaware? That their parents don't find out that their princess's image is ALL over the world?!) and most likely open minded families (someone has to show the world the beauty of the female body!) that don't mind people like me, looking at them. I think these girls care about us, more than the ones mentioned above.. I said, I think. I prefer the latter group, because most of them should be in their early, to mid 20's by now, and hopefully teaching other girls to not be afraid of the nasty pedophile looking at their images, and to go out and show off their beauty. With more girls like these, modeling and growing up, they can change the perspective of society, and the word "pedophile" will be used less. The number of these models is STILL very, very, small.. even smaller from the webe web lawsuit. I hope this kind of industry grows enough to influence their generation to ease off the hate. I certainly hope so.

Cheers!!