Person in tuxedo: dark skin tone
- Codepoints
- U+1F935 U+1F3FF
- Shortcode
- :person_in_tuxedo_tone5:
- Keywords
- formal, person, tuxedo, wedding
- Added
- Emoji 3.0
The Unicode standard lists Person in tuxedo: dark skin tone as a person shown in a role or profession within the people and body group. 4 CLDR keywords cover it, among them formal, person, tuxedo, and wedding, hinting at how it is commonly used. CLDR gives it the shortcode :person_in_tuxedo_tone5:; GitHub and Slack list none of their own. The Unicode Emoji standard added it at version 3.0.
Skin tones
This is a skin-tone variant. The same character is drawn in 5 other forms, all of which paste as ordinary text.
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- Noto Emoji
- OpenMoji
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Fluent Emoji
- Blobmoji Not in this set
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