'styled with' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has been designed or arranged in a certain way. For example, "The restaurant was styled with rustic decor and cozy lighting."
The pretty rooms are done in art nouveau style, all individually styled with antiques and teensy balconies.
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.
These extensions can be easily styled with heat styling tools.
The message is in HTML and can be styled with in-line CSS.
She summed up the fall look as "a smart mountain town styled with city chic".
They can be washed and styled with regular products and lengthened with extensions.
At Lanvin, a boxy leopard version was styled with tapered animal-print pants.
At Holly Fulton's show, models were styled with a low ponytail with a twist.
She has a silky complexion and her big, red hair is styled with panache.
Its latest range includes modular storage styled with scatter cushions and comfortable seating.
Clothes were not brazenly sexy – this was librarian chic, with most looks styled with glasses.
