For Day For Night

Shelley appeared on the cover and in the pages of Butterick featuring Instant Fashion Patterns in December of 1977. She modeled patterns that easily went from day to evening. "Double Fashion Double Value" this outfit was. In printed challis for day or shimmering jersey for night time, you too could look sensational in pattern no. 5652.

Walk-A-Thon

Shelley at the Annual Earth Day

Walk-A-Thon in 1992

Italian Mag

Shelley appeared, in 1980, with fellow Charlie's Angels Cheryl Ladd and Jaclyn Smith on the cover of Adamo (Adam) a weekly Italian mag that featured music and entertainment tidbits as well as comics. The headline reads, "Charlie's Angels Three angels with the Devil in the Flesh."

'60s Hairdo

Shelley sporting a mid '60s hairdo that's sleekly tied back 

with wisps of ringlets falling at certain portions

Super Dapper Classics

Shelley modeled "super dapper grey classics" by Bobbie Brooks in 1972. In wool and nylon, her outfit was "fashion's now neutrals" and came in "status symbol separates. Shelley was cute in her Parisian-artist-inspired look which included checkered slacks, an over-sized single-breasted pea coat and a matching beret.

Captain Marilyn Stark

Shelley with Mark Fauser and Don Franklin
in a pic used in the pilot episode of Seaquest DSV
"To Be or Not to Be"

Shelley played Captain Marilyn Stark in the pilot episode of the Steven Spielberg produced TV series Seaquest DSV in 1993. Marilyn Stark was the original captain of Seaquest DSV (Deep-Submergence Vehicle,) an underwater vessel designed for peacekeeping and scientific missions. But when she attempted to use it to start a war, she was relieved of command. Bitter, she exacted revenge and plotted the demise of Seaquest, now under the command of her former teacher and mentor, Captain Nathan Bridger, who designed the vessel.  For more about Captain Stark, check out http://www.urbandruid.net/stark/index.htm

Sew A Classic

Shelley appeared in a spread

called "Sew Yourself A Classic" 

for McCall's in the mid '70s