Shelley was one of the most successful models at the Ford Modeling Agency (now known as Ford Models Inc.), one of the leading modeling agencies in the entire world. She appeared on the covers of many magazines including Glamour, Seventeen, Vogue, Mademoiselle and Elle. In February of 1981, she appeared on the cover of the Spanish-language magazine Ultima Moda. It was a fashion and lifestyle magazine for women which featured sewing patterns, crafts, articles and stories. On the cover, she wore Simplicity Pattern number 7430, a misses' pullover top and pants set (which could also be used for a pullover dress). The top-stitched top had a sailor type collar, a front that softly gathered to the inset, a front slash opening (with an optional buttoned tab), forward shoulder seams, and short set-in sleeves at the dropped shoulders. It could be worn with or without a self-fabric tie belt. Transfers for the embroidery details were included but were optional. The pants had a back zipper and a waistband. And as always, Shelley looked fab on the mag cover. (For more, check out: Top and Pants Set)
