Man in Tuxedo 🤵

Usage snapshot:

• Used in content written with the Common script; suitable for UI labels and body text.
• Appears in the Unicode block Supplemental Symbols and Pictographs.

History & usage: The character depicted is MAN IN TUXEDO. The name itself contains tokens that signal functional categories and a visual qualifier: MAN and IN are lexical tokens marking a person and a relation, while TUXEDO acts as a descriptor. In typography, such name tokens hint how the symbol is read or categorized rather than a phonetic or numeric value. Shape or qualifier ideas, when present, would flag rounded, tall, narrow, or broad presentation cues that influence contrast and legibility in print and display, independent of language, culture, or script. 2–3 practical usage contexts derived from name_en, script, block, and category include scholarly dictionaries and grammars noting this emoji as a pictographic unit; educational primers illustrating how clothing or social roles appear in symbolic notation; and archival editions or paleographic transcriptions that document contemporary symbols for research or revival. If the block had extended status, it would frame this as a historical variant. Cross‑platform appearance can vary, and assistive technologies should announce it clearly for accessibility.

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