INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The one downside of oversized sweaters is that they certainly don't show off your figure. If you want to accentuate your waist, there's an easy solution. Pop a belt around your sweater and cinch it tight. Now, you have all the coziness of the big sweater, but you also have created a flattering silhouette. Big sweaters pair perfectly with big jewelry. Big, bold watches, bangles, and other bracelets look great against big, chunky sweaters. This is an easy way to add a bit of color or sparkle to a neutral sweater, or add a bit of fancy flair to a slouchy, more casual sweater. Cuff the sleeves of your sweater to show off your bracelets or watch. You can easily transform a big, comfy sweater into dressy work attire simply by adding a beautiful statement necklace. You can soften up a cable knit sweater by pairing it with a dainty necklace. Playing around with your jewelry can really change an entire outfit, so don't be afraid to experiment. The lounging, weekend sweater can transition to business professional with some strategic styling. Pairing big, oversized sweaters with casual footwear is a no-brainer they go perfectly with sneakers, snow boots, and moccasins. However, you can style them in a completely new way with different footwear. Try pairing an oversized sweater dress with over-the-knee boots for a fierce, eye-catching look. Take that slouchy, neutral sweater from movie night to party night by wearing it with sky-high wedges or heels. Men can pop on some dress shoes to instantly take the look from cozy to professional. The key to styling your oversized sweater is to get creative, and get bold. Get inspiration from fashion magazines, Pinterest, and television, and try combinations you've never considered before. Oversized sweaters are more versatile than you may think!

SUMMARY: Wear a belt. Embrace the wrist accessories. Add a necklace. Dress up your sweaters with your footwear.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Your resume is a statement of your purpose and a list of your relevant work experience. Your employer should be able to tell at a glance that you are qualified for the position. Use this comprehensive guide to build a strong resume before you send any emails: How to Make a Resume Ensure that your resume is clean, concise, and professional. You want to let your potential employer know that you mean business. Be sure to include your contact information at the top of your resume: name, address, email address, and reliable phone number. You want to make it as easy as possible for a hiring manager to get in touch with you. Show your potential employer why you are uniquely qualified for this job. Example A: If you are applying for an internship, you should highlight any past internship experiences and list any relevant coursework that you have taken. List any projects or applicable volunteer experience. Example B: If you are applying to work a customer service job, like a server or a cashier, you should describe any past experience in the service industry. Example C: If you are applying to work as a bicycle courier, a delivery driver, or an Uber/Lyft driver, you should mention any prior delivery or taxi-service experience. This is a brief, polite letter to your potential employer in which you explain qualifications that do not fit into your resume. Reference this guide in order to write a strong cover letter: How to Write a Cover Letter Not all jobs require a cover letter. If your potential employer specifically needs a cover letter, he or she will say so in the job posting. If not-- a well-written cover letter might make your email stand out from the rest. You can email your cover letter together with your resume.

SUMMARY: Write a strong resume. Tailor your resume to the job for which you are applying. Consider writing a cover letter.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This method is great if you are transitioning from relaxed to natural hair as the curls will help conceal the difference between textures. It may also work on relaxed hair and micro box braids as well. For best results, start with stretched hair, like what you'd from a braid-out. If you have long hair, part it into 4 sections first: 2 on the top and 2 on the bottom. Secure each section with a hair clip. Grab a 1in (2.5cm) section of hair from the top of your head. Apply just enough water to dampen it, but not so much to make it soaking wet. Smooth your hair down with a bristle brush. Don't get your hair wet if you are starting with micro or box braids. Instead, grab several braids and get ready for the next step. If you want tighter curls or ringlets, start with a 14 to 12in (0.64 to 1.27cm) section instead. Place the end of your hair section against the middle of a Flexi rod. Wrap your hair around the rod until you get to the roots, then fold the ends of the rod inward to secure it. If you are curling braids, stop when you are halfway up your braid. Don't go all the way to the roots. If you want tighter curls or ringlets, use a straw or smaller flexi rod instead. Slide a bobby pin through the straw and hair to secure it. Flexi rods come in different sizes. The thicker the rod, the larger the curl will be. Work around your head, section by section. If you plan on finishing with large, chunky curls, try to keep each strand a consistent size. This is not as important if you plan on separating the curls out into smaller ones, however. Again, if you are curling braids, only curl them halfway up to the roots. If you have to run a few errands or go to sleep, wrap a silk scarf around your head. Not only will this hide the rods with style, but it will also keep them in place while you sleep or run about. If you are in a hurry, you can speed the process up with a hood dryer or a hairdryer. Use a low-heat setting so as not to damage your hair. If you wrapped Flexi rods around braids, dip the wrapped braids into boiled water for 20 to 30 seconds first. Be careful not to burn yourself. Your hair must be completely dry before you take the rods out, otherwise the curls won't stay set. If your hair feels damp, wait longer or dry it with a hairdryer. Once you take the rods out, separate each curl into 2 or 3 individual curls with your fingers. This will give you voluminous hair with less frizz. If you want more volume, comb through your hair with your fingers or a wide-toothed comb. This is a great idea for relaxed hair; don't do it with braided hair, however. In most cases, this style is not permanent. If you want the style to go away, simply wash your hair. If you want to keep it, you should still wash your hair as you normally would, then repeat the whole process. If your hair is natural, the curls should maintain their shape until you wash them again. After that, you'll have to redefine them with flexi rods. If your hair is relaxed, the curls may start to lose their shape by the end of the day, just like naturally straight hair. You'll have to repeat the process to get the curls back. If you have braids, the style will be permanent. To straighten your braids, simply dip them in boiled water again, then let them hang straight and loose until they dry.

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Start with dry, detangled hair. Mist a 1in (2.5cm) section of hair with water. Wrap the hair around a Flexi rod, then bend the ends inward. Repeat this process all over your head. Allow your hair to air-dry. Remove the rods once your hair is completely dry. Repeat the process the next time you wash your hair to maintain the style.