Saturday, March 5, 2011

Jack and Mike Write Up

In 1987, many publications (including People, above) reported that Shelley and her co-star Tom Mason were having problems. Neither of the two have confirmed or denied this. Nevertheless, it is safe to assume that both wanted the best for their show. And besides, it never showed on screen (which tells us much about the acting prowess of both.) The show has been compared by critics to The Thin Man (1934) "series" with William Powell and Myrna Loy. Jack and Mike are like Nick and Nora, delightful to watch.

Thursday, March 3, 2011

Cover 1984

Shelley on the cover of Channel One Magazine

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Shelley Sears

A very cute Shelley on an issue of Sears in 1974

Out in the Town

A pair of pics of Shelley out in the town on October of 1981. She went to see the musical Barnum at the St. James Theater. Notice her blouse, was that the one she wore in the first Townsend office scene in the Charlie's Angels episode An Angel's Trail? hmm...

She's Very Now

An outtake of the 1976 Charlie ad with Shelley, who else.

Shelley's Charlie Girl has been the inspiration for many fashion collections since late last year. Her freshness, confidence, her modern day sex appeal are all very, very now.

And it also seems like our Charlie girl superstar was the inspiration for the Love, Chloe commercial with Raquel Zimmerman.

Check these out:
http://www.examiner.com/shopping-in-new-york/cool-confidence-for-the-fall-winter-from-max-azria-1
http://blogs.sweden.se/fashion/2011/02/01/fashion-week-day-one/
http://onthisdayinfashion.com/?p=11284
http://jennysicatimage.blogspot.com/2011/01/tailored-trousers.html
http://chloeoutlet.org/2010/12/26/angela-shows-off-her-style-in-chloe/
http://www.victorywithflair.com/2010/10/halloween-on-runway.html
http://dressingmrsexeter.blogspot.com/2010/11/inspiration-revlons-charlie.html

Charlie Hit Parade

THE Charlie Girl Supermodel Shelley Hack
in a German-language ad for Charlie Hit Parade, 1980

More Shelley and Sears

Shelley in a spread
on  the Simpsons-Sears catalog in 1970