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Sunglasses Emoji

Objects

A pair of black, frame-less or thin-framed sunglasses. These glasses are drawn to look like a standard pair of shades used to protect eyes from bright sunlight.

Usage Context

Used to signal that someone is feeling cool, relaxed, or unbothered. It is frequently sent as a way to say 'deal with it' or to emphasize a confident, laid-back attitude. It often appears alongside 😎 to double down on a smug or trendy vibe.

History

Sunglasses were added to the Unicode standard in 2010. While they started as a literal representation of protective eyewear, they quickly transitioned into a popular internet shorthand for 'cool factor,' mirroring the way sunglasses have been used as a fashion statement in pop culture for decades.

Details

Glyph
🕶
Unicode
U+1F576
Shortcode
:emoji_u1f576:
HTML Entity
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Specifications

Vendor Microsoft
Category Objects
Subcategory clothing
Unicode Version 6.0
Emoji Version 1.0
License MIT
Tags
darkeyeeyewearglassessunglassesobjectsclothingshadescoolsun protectiondeal with it

Microsoft Fluent License

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Microsoft Fluent Emoji assets are licensed under the MIT License. Certain assets—such as Clippy, country flags, and Microsoft product/brand trademarks—are excluded from this license and may not be used without separate permission.

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