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Aleali May X Sheron Barber Carbon Diamond Handbag in Pink and Black

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AYF Hot Boys | Sheron Barber & Damon Dash

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Watch "Challenges of an International Fashion Designer | Made By SHERON BARBER" on YouTube

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Authentic Louis Vuitton Sheron Barber Mickey Mouse Backpack

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Whoopi x Sheron Barber x Nike

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Custom Louis Vuitton x Hello Kitty Bags by Sheron Barber (2022)

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YG’s Nonprofit & Designer Sheron Barber Bless 100 Families In Central Los Angeles https://bit.ly/2KtHQEl

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The Call of Duty League’s championship team will win this ridiculous throne

The winner of this weekend’s Call of Duty League championship will get the traditional assortment of goodies, including a trophy, a ring, and a hefty chunk of a $4.6 million prize pool. But the league is additionally offering something different to crown the winning team: a literal throne.

The imposing piece of furniture is that the brainchild of designer Sheron Barber, who is best-known for reimagining luxury fashion and dealing with stars like Post Malone and Russell Westbrook. The chair hasn’t actually been completed yet — what you see in these images is simply a render — but the finished product are going to be made from a material called Formica, with a titanium finish. And once a winner has been crowned, more details are going to be added, including player names and statistics from the 2020 season. the finished piece — which is described as a “functional but elevated gaming throne” — is predicted to ship to the winning team in September.

The CDL finals will take place on August 29th and 30th, with four teams battling for the (literal) throne. Those include the Chicago Huntsmen, Atlanta Faze, London Royal Ravens, and Dallas Empire. The league kicked off its inaugural season this year as a new incarnation of Call of Duty esports, this time focused on city-based teams much like a traditional sports league. However, like most professional gaming circuits, the CDL had to shift to an online format due to the ongoing pandemic.

Without an arena full of fans, Activision is trying something different to form the championship experience feel a touch more special. The league has created a virtual set inside a bunker in Verdansk, a fictional city that’s the setting of the battle royale Call of Duty: Warzone. The bunker will broadcast talent as they are going over the competition in between games. It’ll even be home to a virtual trophy celebration, in lieu of an in-person one.

Here’s an early version of what the space will look like; Activision says the ultimate version are going to be slightly updated

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Custom Design By Sheron Barber

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Sheron Barber Atelier.

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