During her tenure as a Supermodel, Shelley appeared on the covers and pages of many magazines - as well as their booklets and specials. In 1965, she appeared on the pages of Ingenue magazine. Ingenue was an American magazine that featured articles, fictional stories and fashion spreads that catered to teenage girls. In Ingenue's April 1965 issue, Shelley appeared in a spread called "The English Look." The spread was about how boys reacted to The English Look.. a beauty trend that was growing in popularity during the era. A picture of Shelley sporting the popular look (taken by renowned photographer Francesco Scavullo) was shown to fifty boys for their reactions; and ten out of ten boys loved her look. Her eyes, lips, hair and overall soft look left an impression on the boys. Her no make-up make-up look was created with Yardley cosmetics; and her hair was styled by David Crespin of the Chatham, a favorite of New York models. That same year, Shelley appeared on the cover of Ingenue's March issue (For more, check out: Scavullo, 1965) as well as the cover of Ingenue Magazine's Guide To Teen Beauty (For more, check out: Teen Beauty 1965).
