What does OOTD mean? If you really want to know what it means, then grab a pen and paper, we’ll explain which acronyms you need to know (and master)!
In the world of social networks there are said and unsaid rules. Some have changed over time, while others have revolutionized language and the way we share content.
With the rise of influencers as the new internet celebrities, we have witnessed a true revolution of new terms, here are some of them!
What does OOTD mean?
Let’s start with one of the acronyms most used by fashion and lifestyle influencers, OOTD. Its meaning is Outfit Of The Day which translated into Spanish refers to the outfit of the day.
Usually this play on words is used to give details of the clothing, accessories and bags they chose for their look, helping their followers (followers) replicate this same style or be inspired for a new outfit creation.
The term OOTD It is basically a source of inspiration for the emergence of new trends in street style, or in its case, the rebirth of many others that triumphed at the time and that, after a few years, went down in history. Such is the case of Y2K clothing, which includes the use of baggy clothing, worn denim pants, and preppy skirts.
Most Used OOTD Hashtags
- #outfitoftheday
- #instafashion
- #ootdfashion
- #ootdinspo
- #ottd
- #outfitpost
What does GRWM mean?
Another of the most popular abbreviations on TikTok and Instagram is GRWM, which is deciphered as Get Ready With Me in English and translates to dress with me in Spanish.
The use of this compound word is one of the newest that emerged from the boom on TikTok and the use of reels on Instagram in which influencers (whether fashion or beauty) share infallible skincare tips, style hacks to turn a casual outfit into a chic one for the night in a matter of seconds, and recommend some of their favorite brands.
Most used GRWM hashtags
- #grwm
- #getreadywithme
- #grwmroutine
What is the difference between an OOTD video and a GRWM video?
One of the main differentiators of these two acronyms is that the OOTD can only be mentioned in the copy (footer) of the publication, while the GRWM is a short video of no more than 1 minutein which influencers give specific details about their looks, such as where they bought it, what brand sponsored them, what they love most about that garment or tips on how they can combine it with other pieces.