No I don't.
Don't you remember the 'it' girls of the 90s early 2000s?
Models were routinely hired just to literally hang around and look pretty, it added kudus and social currency to the event. I'm sure seedy things happened to the less well known and connected models, but it's totally of that time for models to have been regularly on the party circuit sometimes at two major clubs in the same night, many of them taking drugs to prevent putting on weight after the booze.
Naomi Campbell is obnoxious, but good things have been said about her along with the bad. Kate Moss has said Naomi looked out for her in her career and many up and coming models have said Naomi has helped and been a mentor to them. None of them have mentioned anything regarding sexual exploitation and Naomi has been around plenty of young women in the industry.
Despite what she has done Ghislaine was the consummate socialite, very very well connected due to her father's legacy. Probably very personable and charismatic. I personally think she was also outwardly beautiful (she rocked that pixie cut and looks lovely with long hair too) We tend to think of evil people as being one dimensional. Ghislaine would probably hug you and take selfies with you at the party and ensure you got a lift home so you'd be safe too...if you were a famous woman. If you were young, without status or wealth then you were nothing and she'd exploit you for her own ends and probably revel in participating or watching your sexual abuse.
There's tons of famous people who were papped with her. Including Piers Morgan, and long list of actors and actresses.
We cannot say just because someone was papped around her or with her that they were complicit in her and Epstein's crimes.
That all said, I do believe people at these events ALL see odd things and overlook them or deliberately shut their eyes. Have you ever been at some of these high end celebrity/social events? Some of them are every bit as pretentious as they are stereotyped to be. I was working at a fashion show as security and later at the after party. I tell you the level of fake is unreal. Cringe worthy levels of insincerity masquerading under the cloak of flattery. I imagine that after a while it must mess with your sense of reality and everyone is a 'friend' and there's this twisted sense of 'hosts etiquette', so you just look away rather than face being locked out of the next essential networking opportunity.