Sassy writes:

"I have followed a modestly classical style of dressing for most of my life and have become, in recent years, somewhat less than enthusiastic with the selection of ladies 'dress' shoes offered by the local shoe shops close to my home. When I began looking for that type of shoe - those classic styles immortalized by such Hollywood Stars as Marilyn Monroe and Doris Day, icons I had loved in days now seemingly gone forever - I was shocked at what I found.

Clunky, chunky ugly ladies 'dress' shoes, often with toes pointed to hideous extremes or fat stacked heels. In my opinion these shoes are, now and always will be, simply unattractive. Designers today simply move from one fad to the next, ignoring the classic simplicity that designers in the forties and fifties discovered. Designs that are feminine, that grace the human form, and are - God forbid! - even sexy!

I longed for the classic stiletto-heeled pump, similar to the glamorous days of 'old' Hollywood. I discovered that I was looking for the proverbial needle in a haystack, and did the only thing I could think of . . . I began to surf the Internet for the elusive classic high heel pump. Just as I was about to give up on that endeavor, I found Classic Pumps and the shoe that I had searched high and low for months was right in front of me . . . Lily!

I placed my first order without hesitation and I have never looked back . . . For that matter, I have never given the local shoe shops more than a curious glance on any day since. I still have that shoe . . . a black kid Lily. Although the thin heel can be found in a few areas today, it still can not hold a candle to the timeless design of the pumps offered by the wonderful folks at Classic Pumps. If you love the glamorous look of 'yesterday' or yearn for old fashioned romance, then you simply should give a pair of Classic Pumps a chance. Regardless of whether you select a 4" heel or one of the lower heel styles.

Something magical happens when you slip into a lovely pair of pumps, walk into a room filled with the warm glow of candlelight and see that smile on the face of your special someone waiting for you. Timeless elegance and grace tends to get lost in this era of bewildering technological advances and the frantic lifestyles that attend them . . . but that era of timeless design and subtle sensuality is not completely gone for those of us that still believe, or want to.

So, turn off the television, the telephone, and the pager. Illuminate a room with that warm glow and the soft flicker of candlelight, slip into something that awakens your senses, and take time to re-discover the simple passions this life still has to offer.

Always Classy . . .Sassy"

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