'rich style' is a perfectly acceptable term to use in written English.
It is generally used to describe something that is uniquely extravagant or has a high level of perceived quality. For example, "Her rich style of decorating the home sets it apart from the ordinary."
The tools he used were a rich style, passion-driven storytelling and satire.
His rich style and generous outlay of examples, with a huge cast-list, may leave the reader breathless.
And its distinctly mild but rich style of Mexican food from the neighboring Sonora state across the border tempts tame young diners away from mac 'n' cheese.
In a 1989 review, Jay Parini identified what he called "the mature Rich style: bright shards of thought and feeling held in loose communion by an overarching, frequently angry voice".
They were made in Peconic in the rich style popularized by the influential wine critic Robert M. Parker Jr. Except for the 2006, to be released in December, all have won gold medals in contests.
But she recalled in an article in the Guardian how a new rich style of Christmas cake had drawn a complaint to the BBC, after her show was broadcast in 1954.
How indeed: such are the dilemmas that Ms. Sykes's rich, style-obsessed sylphs face.
Interestingly, Canty accomplishes this by means of a telegraphic, fragment-rich style of writing.
Last year our reviewer, Stacey D'Erasmo, found it "a very beautiful book" and admired its "telegraphic, fragment-rich style".
Along the way, there were other influences: the zipper-rich style worn by Michael Jackson (circa "Thriller") and the wild stitching, coloring and padding that the motocross world brought in.
The purest expression of tonkotsu ramen, the richest style of this noodle soup, made with pork.
