New Sun Looks

Shelley appeared with fellow supermodel Patti Hansen (later Mrs. Keith Richards) in the 1974 July August edition of Carefree Patterns From McCall's. They appeared side by side, poolside, donning the "New Sun Looks" of 1974. In the section called "The Long and Short of It," Patti modeled the "short and skimpy" dress pattern (number 4109) while Shelley modeled the "long and body-hugging" dress pattern (number 4103.) Both women were absolutely gorgeous in their summer looks.

Beautiful Blonde

Shelley was featured in a poster/article on the UK children's magazine Look-In (the July 28, 1979 issue.) She had just been proclaimed Charlie's newest Angel and this "beautiful blonde" was getting so much media attention. A few snippets of info about Shelley, the newest Angel, appeared on the page, and of course, Shelley looked positively angelic in it.

Charlie at Filene's

an ad for a Charlie promo at Filene's
thanks to the Dirty Old Boston page at Facebook for posting

An artwork of of Shelley, as she looked in the 1977 Charlie perfume ad that was taken in London, was used in a Revlon Charlie perfume and cosmetics promo that took place in all Filene stores. Filene's was a department store that was spread throughout New England and New York.

A 1977 Charlie perfume ad taken near the The South Bank Lion

Behind our Charlie Girl, Big Ben

Poster Circa '78

Shelley in a poster for her first starring-role film If Ever I See You Again.

Homebird

Shelley was described her as a homebird in this clipping from 1979 

which was taken at her Los Angeles home.

'60s Victorian Fashions

Shelley modeled updated Victorian fashions

in a spread called "Behold The New Victorians"  in 1968.

Joining Forces

Shelley with co-star Tom Mason joined forces in this promo still for their 1986 TV series Jack and Mike. It was the '80s, and not only were shoulder pads in, but big hair, conspicuous consumption, the glamorous life and lots of champagne were in as well. Jackie and Mike were the perfect '80s yuppie couple. The only problem was they couldn't always find the time to be perfect together.