In an age still negotiating the terms of female visibility, actress Sydney Sweeney found herself at the center of a familiar argument: whether a woman's choice to bare her body in public constitutes liberation or capitulation. Her response to critics of her nearly nude sports betting advertisement — a quiet scroll of ESPN covers featuring celebrated female athletes in the same state of undress — did not resolve the debate so much as deepen it, revealing that the question of who owns the female form in commercial culture remains stubbornly, productively unresolved.