Ariane the Overexposed Stock Photo Model, featuring the likeness of French-Canadian model Rebecca Ariane G., became an internet phenomenon due to her inescapable presence across global advertising. First gaining traction in the mid-2000s, her face was spotted on everything from high-school textbooks and medical brochures to shady banner ads and corporate websites. This extreme saturation led to her being dubbed the 'Everywhere Girl' by early web communities. The meme typically highlights the absurdity of seeing the same friendly, professional face in wildly different contexts, serving as a meta-commentary on the ubiquity of stock photography and the strange anonymity of commercial modeling.