Shelley in a spread for Woman's Day magazine, 1975
Shelley appeared in a spread on Woman's Day magazine in May of 1975. The spread was called "The Expandables: 2 Basic Outfits. Each Translated into 5 Great Looks." She modeled one of the smart two-part outfits that could be expanded into a smashing spring wardrobe. Hers was the out-of-the-blue skirt and shirt ensemble which was made up of a soft shirt and a six-gore flared skirt, both by Koret of California.
a closeup of Shelley from the spread
To continue, the second look had the shirt worn as an overblouse with the waist defined by grosgrain ribbons secured in place with a flower. Any kind of ribbon was fine - in fact, even a belt would have had the same effect. A silver chain strap bag and pearl button earrings finished her look. And Shelley looked smashing.
