The Beauty of Retrospect: Shaun Casey Week, Part Five

For my last Shan Casey post for now, I feature two more pictures.  One is this rather conventional pose, which I believe was for a fashion editorial.

By the way, Shaun Casey didn't just model clothes and cosmetics.  She also did ads for other pictures, such as the ad below for American Express.

The caption for this ad read, "It's part of a lot of interesting lives."

Alas, it wasn't one of those "Do you know me?" American Express ads.  Shaun Casey wasn't one of those big-name models like Cheryl Tiegs, so fewer people could name her than could name Barry Goldwater's 1964 vice presidential running mate (William E. Miller, who did American Express commercials on TV).

Next week: Claudia Cron.