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Used with adjectives:
"
She prefers classic styles."
(classic, modern, contemporary, traditional)
"
She likes to wear the latest styles."
(latest, newest)
"
His style is very old-fashioned."
(old-fashioned, old)
"
She definitely has her own unique style."
(unique, distinctive, original, personal)
"
He has a distinct acting style."
(acting, fighting, painting, musical, teaching, leadership, management, writing)
"
He was dressed in casual style."
(casual, formal)
"
His aggressive style sometimes gets him into trouble."
(aggressive, unusual)
Used with verbs:
"
The two sisters have radically different styles."
(have, possess)
"
He has developed his own unique style of painting."
(developed, established, found, formed)
"
She has to change her acting style for this role."
(change, adapt, alter, modify, adjust)
"
People often try to copy his style of writing."
(copy, emulate, follow, imitate)
Used with prepositions:
"
Everything she does, she does with style."
(with)
"
After winning the award, we celebrated in style."
"
The house is very unique in style."
(in)
