π
What π means
An emerald green dress with strapped sleeves, a V-neck, a tucked brown band below the chest, and a beautiful flare at the bottom.
The π Dress emoji signifies 'dressing up' for various occasions, mostly casual. It could represent an evening dress, a sundress, etc.
How and when to use it
- Although it's stereotypically assumed to come under the woman's clothing section, π is a gender-neutral emoji. So, when you say you're dressed up and you're actually wearing a dress, use π.
- π is also attached to adjectives such as pretty. If you're texting someone or putting up a post caption that has the word 'pretty' and/or the essence of being pretty, use this emoji. Like, "I don't need a dress to tell me I'm prettyπ".
- If you're referring to a casual dress code in any context, you could use π. For example, "Don't dress up much, you can keep it casual π".
- Even while sharing content about breaking societal ideas of the 'perfect' body shape, use π. For instance, "There isn't a perfect body type π Just perfectly beautiful bodies".
Other Names
- π Green Dress
- π Sun Dress
- π Evening Dress
- π Casual Wear
- π Gown
- π One-Piece Dress
- π Skirt
- π Strapped Dress
At a glance
- Category
- Objects βΊ clothing
- Codepoints
U+1F457- Emoji version
- Emoji 0.6
- Shortcodes
:dress:- Keywords
- clothes, clothing, dress, dressed, fancy, shopping
How it looks across platforms