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Modeling images covered by contract are not going to be affected unless the content is deemed illegal. There is a big difference between implied or verbal consent and a modeling release. A large part of paid modeling, whether anyone likes to admit it, is amateurs taking nudes. Millions of those are taken every year. No law is going to criminalize the display of those photos; that wouldn't just kill porn, it would kill modeling.
"The sad truth is that most of the photographers who I worked with were usually men with lucrative jobs who were willing to heavily invest in their “new photography hobby.” Their photos were unfailingly amateur and cheesy, but they were always the ones willing to pay my $150 flat rate for three hours of shooting. During those shoots I always felt like a piece of meat: they most likely booked me just to spend time with a naked girl. Don’t misunderstand, not all of the photographers operated like this; some were very talented and I was deeply honored to work with them. But the large majority of them were creeps"
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