a closeup of Shelley
from a spread on Seventeen magazine, September 1967
Shelley was a part-time model in the 1960s, when she was still a student and her education was her priority. She would usually model during her summer breaks. Shelley said, "Modeling was a great summer job. It beat waitressing." She added, “The Ford Agency would send out a little card that said, ‘Shelley Hack will be back June 1.’” Shelley was represented by Ford Models Inc. throughout her modeling career.
Shelley in a pic that appeared
in Seventeen magazine, September 1967
In 1967, she appeared on the pages of Seventeen magazine's September issue, in the spread called "Add It Up: Black + White + Vest" which featured outfits that proved the pow of black and white. Her outfit consisted of a black sleeveless turtleneck pullover, a matching black skirt, a white vest and a black, white and camel striped blazer - all by Aileen. A knitted hat by Chic Maid, stockings by Adler and footwear by VanEli finished her look. Shelley looked positively chic in her black + white + vest ensemble.
