The phrase "are styled with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the decoration or design of an item in particular. For example, "These chairs are styled with intricate carvings and gold accents."
Normcore clothes are styled with irony – oversized shirts; wilfully nerdy trousers cut off awkwardly at the ankle.
So coats are styled with extra-long sleeves, which allow a man to draw in his hands against an icy wind.
Compared with the last-generation Corolla, those cars are styled with more personality and pizazz, inside and out, and they offer high levels of horsepower, features and high-tech toys.
Shifts in lifestyle are also as important as catwalk trends, and the rise in status of workout clothing is reflected both in a new range of high-tech sports bras, and in "athwear" detailing in fashion ranges: a silky vest has mesh segments and white piping, while silky tracksuit bottoms are styled with high heels.
Rooms are styled with authentic Greek furnishings and brightly coloured throws, and some feature large, stately fireplaces.
Rooms are styled with mahogany furniture and toile de Jouy fabrics and while some rooms have balconies, two have tiny courtyards (00 33 1 43 26 26 04; parishotelminerve.com; 13 rue des Écoles, 5e; from £105).
SVG is a vector format so does not suffer image quality degradation on rescaling, has advanced image features such as alpha masks and filter effects, web-interactivity and can be styled with Cascading Style Sheets.
At Holly Fulton's show, models were styled with a low ponytail with a twist.
At Lanvin, a boxy leopard version was styled with tapered animal-print pants.
She has a silky complexion and her big, red hair is styled with panache.
Each yurt is styled with vintage or handmade furniture and comes with a log burner and its own loo.
