Many Gucci Handbags designers these days are throwing around terms like "gender fluidity". The percentage of collections that are unisex or "gender bending" is skyrocketing, the idea that it has to be one or the other…plummeting. Louis Vuitton handbags brands like American Apparel and Urban Outfitters are bringing it into the mainstream with hundreds of styles for either sex.

While it's an idea that Gucci has been around forever (Think Chanel and dressing women in men's clothes as early as the 40's, or Christian Dior doing the same) it's never been so natural for kids to just up and dress how they feel, feminine or masculine. While my kids don't yet dress themselves, I'm beginning to wonder how they will when they get there…

Just about every man in the city (OK so maybe in the country these things move a little slower) has a Louis Vuitton bag by now…most wear them everywhere. The briefcase is too formal, and a backpack is too first year university—so it's only natural. Most Louis Vuitton replica sites have an entire section dedicated to men's handbags.

What's got me, more than the purse thing though is the pants, the tights, the cross-gendered hair styles, the head wraps, the droopy bottomed jeans on girls, the pink, purple and pastel colors on men, young men dressed in long droopy shirts pulled tight at the waist with tight pants—these are some serious transgressions to tradition. Personally, I love it. I'm just having a hard time keeping up.

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