The phrase "styles from" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the origin of a style. For example: "The clothing line utilizes styles from the 1920s."
17. 12 new hair styles from Toni.
Here are five frame styles from the silver screen.
The players dip into styles from across the hemisphere.
Olivera Gajic's luxuriant costumes evoke styles from Edwardian to flapper.
Modern jazz styles from Bebop to the current scene.
Hong Kong opera is distinct from styles from the rest of China.
Hereford Cathedral has examples of a variety of architectural styles, from Norman to Perpendicular.
PARTY pants, now in updated styles from the resort collections, feel fresh for the holidays.
There were four works in different styles, from 1894 to 1899.
He also spent years studying a variety of fighting styles, from China and other Asian nations.
Canin writes "America America" in various tenses — present and past — and styles, from staccato to stentorian.
