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If you're a regular -- or even an irregular -- Two and a Half Men watcher, you've probably noticed that Charlie Sheen's character, Charlie Harper, has a very distinctive look. You might call it immature, if you're nasty, or eclectic, if you're nice, but it is memorable. I've always thought the look was a reflection of the real Charlie Sheen, and now we're going to find out if I'm right.

Charlie Sheen has created the DaVinci Collection, a clothing line focusing on short-sleeved, button front shirts with a retro flair. The prices will be $59 to $79 each and the description strikes me as very much like Charlie Harper's wardrobe.

Charlie's not the first TV star to branch out into fashion. Sarah Jessica Parker was on Project Runway last season promoting her wares, and Jaclyn Smith is still hooked up with K-Mart for her clothing. And this isn't Charlie's first shot at becoming a fashion icon. Three years ago, Charlie tried sportwear for children called Sheen Kidz. I never heard of it till now, which could explain why it's now defunct.

The DaVinci Collection is inspired by 1950's rockabilly culture, but so far it's only going to be rockabilly shirts. He was showing off his stuff at the MAGIC trade show in Las Vegas earlier this week. If you want to check out the duds, and possibly buy a Sheen shirt, you can go to GlobalRebels.com in June.

This is all very nice, but I'm still wondering why there haven't been any Charlie Waffles CDs for kids. I've never gotten "I Drink from a Sippy Cup" out of my head.