New Style

Preposition: of

• architecture: The building introduced a new style of architecture, based on older buildings, but using modern production techniques and materials in new ways.
• design: Most important to the distinctive new style of poster design which this work heralded, is Lautrec's skill for pictorial simplification and abbreviation.
• dress: This meant that new styles of dress could be bought for less money and the fashions changed more quickly.
• work: The need for this to be reflected by the Royal Sailors ' Rests was recognized and new styles of work were developed.

Converse of object

• introduce: The building introduced a new style of architecture, based on older buildings, but using modern production techniques and materials in new ways.
• develop: It was clearly in opposition to the new styles developed by Picasso and others in the decades running up to World War II.

Adjective modifier

• distinctive: Most important to the distinctive new style of poster design which this work heralded, is Lautrec's skill for pictorial simplification and abbreviation.
• trendy: Somehow the trendy new styles of fur seem a little less enticing when you hear where they came from.