Pot o' Gloss

Shelley appeared in an ad for Yardley's Pot o' Gloss in 1970. The ad introduced six new shades "so wet they almost drip with highlights." In fire, walnut, gold, lilac, sheer and pinker, these lip glosses were sure to get boys interested, interested enough to lend you their fingers when applying the gloss.

'80s Article

Shelley was the subject of a British tabloid article in the 1980s
that was sort of promoting her film The Stepfather.

Angels '79

Shelley and Charlie's Angels co-stars Jaclyn Smith, David Doyle and Cheryl Ladd pose for the camera's during the filming of the Angels episode "Fallen Angel." Farrah Fawcett guest starred as well as furture James Bond Timothy Dalton.

Fresh New Face

Shelley was a fresh new face in Hollywood by 1978. She was currently THE Charlie Girl and was known worldwide. She had taken acting lessons at the Herbert Berghof Studio and had a memorable cameo in the Academy Award winning Woody Allen film Annie Hall. She was cast in her first leading lady role in the film If Ever I See You Again which was about to be released. The girl was going places.

Sophisticated in '75

Shelley was a picture of sophistication in the outfit she modeled

for JCPenney's fall and winter catalog back in 1975.

TV Series Ads

 

Shelley and Tom Mason appeared in ads promoting their 1986-1987 TV series Jack and Mike where they played a married yuppie couple who loved each other so much was trying to make it work. Jackie was a journalist while Mike was a restaurateur, and their busy careers kept them apart most of the time. Add to that their rep as Chicago's ideal couple, and you've got a pressure-cooker situation. I hope they finally release the series on DVD.

 

Pattern Model

Shelley modeled pattern number 9580 for Simplicity in 1971.