Shelley appeared on the pages of the fall and winter issue of Simplicity The Fashion Magazine for Women Who Sew in 1972. She modeled a casual dress that gave the appearance that it was three separate pieces. Accessorized with a matching scarf and a fab bracelet, the dress looked so put together on Shelley.
Saturday, February 28, 2015
With her Dogs
Shelley posed for publicity pics in 1979 at her farm in New York's Catskills. In some, she posed solo; in others, she posed with her two dogs. And the pics were absolutely delightful.
Love Boat Angel
Shelley became a Charlie's Angel in 1979 and her first episode "Love Boat Angels" was filmed in the US Virgin Islands. When she arrived there, she was greeted by the paparazzi; and she was shocked. She thought they were there for Sophia Loren and was totally surprised to find out they were there for her. She wasn't aware of how big a superstar she had become upon the announcement of her Angel-dom.
Boy Cut Jeans
Shelley appeared on the pages of Sears Christmas Wishbook for 1972. She modeled "low boy cut jeans and their top partners." With her up-to-the-minute flared-legged, low (3 inches below the natural waistline) boy cut jeans, she wore floral print shirt with white collar and cuffs and a ribbed-knit sweater-vest over that. A pair of matching high-heeled loafers and an effervescent smile finished her look. Shelley was androgynously fab.
A Fan Awaited
When Shelley was cast as Tiffany Welles on Charlie's Angels, many fans were excited to see what THE Charlie Girl was going to bring into the Townsend Agency mix. Already a famous Supermodel by then, she was one of the up and coming actresses of the era. Her fabulous image for Revlon Charlie was so unforgettable that many wanted to see more of this woman.
McCall's Model
Shelley on the cover
of McCall's Needlework & Crafts, 1975
Shelley appeared on the cover and pages of McCall's Needlework & Crafts in 1975. On the cover (as well as inside the mag), she modeled a pretty white pencil-slim sweater with saddle shoulders and detailed with dainty flowers. It could be worn with a matching scarf. With or without the scarf, Shelley was a vision of freshness.
Shelley on the inside pages of the mag
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