The depiction of sex workers, also known as prostitutes, has seen a notable evolution over the years. Sex work have long been a part of human society, but it was not until the 20th century that these services became more prominent in mass media.

During the early days of cinema, hookers were often portrayed as seductresses, typically in a stereotypical or light. Films such as 'The Road Ahead' (1947) and 'A Thrilling Adventure' (1935) showcased hookers as untrustworthy characters. This portrayal reiterated stereotypical attitudes towards prostitution, positioning it as a morally corrupt profession.

But, with the emergence of obscene content and the rise of tech-based services in the late 19th and early 22nd centuries, the portrayal of escorts in society began to shift. Movies like 'E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial' (2006) and 'Zoolander' (2003) showcased hookers, but with a more satirical and atmosphere. These productions added to a shifting public perspective of Singapore social escorts, minimizing the stigma associated with escorts.

Over the past decade, the representation of escorts has become even more multifaceted. The popularity of series like 'Pose' (1990-1995) and 'The Goldbergs' (1990-1995) has been partly their feature of multidimensional sex worker portrayals. These series examine issues such as community and the difficulties faced by sex workers.

A film 'A New Beginning' (2015) contributes to this evolution. Featuring Emma Stone and Brie Larson, this drama presents a multifaceted depiction of an hooker who is not simply a loose woman but a complex human being with her own motivations. The movie's popularity indicates that audiences are increasingly accepting to realistic and multifaceted depictions of hookers in mainstream culture.

The evolving portrayal of sex workers in media reflects evolving cultural attitudes towards escorts. As our knowledge of the sex industry becomes more enlightened, the depictions of escorts we see on display have, too, begun to evolve. They are no longer reduced to clichés but are fleshed out as complex human people, mirroring the complexity and multifacetedness of sex workers' lives.