Shelley appeared on many issues of Seventeen magazine from 1964 to the 1970s. In 1970, she appeared in the magazine's August issue, in a spread called "Moroccan Bazaar," which featured fashions inspired by the splendors of Morocco, vivid put-togethers inspired by a desert sheik. Shelley wore an ebony turtle top with long sleeves over a printed skoncho in colors of earth and sand... both by Duo by Ardee. She finished her look with matching boots by Sbicca. She accessorized her look with a turban by Odyssey, a fancy belt by Excelsior, and bangles by Accessocraft. Shelley also wore a colorful long-sleeved tied-dyed shirt by Granny Takes a Knit over an opulent mosaic of a drawstring maxiskirt by Maharajah. Her pattern-on-pattern look was accessorized with a matching orange headdress cum scarf by Baar & Beards, a couple of matching necklaces of Carpi beads by Elegant, and complementing cords around her waist by Elegant as well. And Shelley looked like a chic desert princess.
