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Sunglasses with a stage name and an attitude built in.
means Casual term for sunglasses, the tinted eyewear that blocks glare and broadcasts cool simultaneously.
from From Old English sceadu, meaning shadow or shelter from light; the slang clipping for sunglasses took hold in 1950s America, where dark lenses meant mystery, jazz, and not wanting to be recognized.
Roman originNero watched gladiators through polished emerald lenses.
Throwing shadeSame root, different burn: subtle public disrespect.
Color theoryA shade is a hue darkened with black.