Collocations for style - noun

latest, modern, new | classical, old, old-fashioned, period, traditional
an old style of management

contemporary
The 16th century house has been renovated and furnished in contemporary style.

characteristic, distinctive, individual, inimitable, original
her inimitable style of humour

personal | musical | architectural | teaching | leadership, management, managerial | political | literary, narrative, prose, writing | elegant, lively | flamboyant
a flamboyant style of dress

formal | casual
a casual style of speech

conversational
The article is written in a conversational style.

aggressive
His aggressive style of play sometimes gets him in trouble.

autocratic
an autocratic style of leadership

18th-century, etc. | Gothic, Renaissance, etc.

have
The two artists have radically different styles.

develop, establish, evolve, find, form
He evolved his style of painting while working as a magazine illustrator.

adapt, adjust, alter, change, modify, tailor
The pianist had to tailor his style to suit the vocalist''s distinctive voice.

adopt, use | copy, emulate, follow

in ~
very utilitarian in style

in a/the ~
The new houses have been built in a traditional style.

enormous, fine, great, real, terrific | certain

have
He has a certain style.

ooze
The whole house just oozed style.

add, give sb/sth

with ~
Whatever she did, she did it with style.

a touch of style
Long velvet curtains add a touch of style to the main room.