stylecode

noun
UK /ˈstaɪl.kəʊd/
US /ˈstaɪl.koʊd/

A stylecode is a set of rules that tells you how to dress or look.

The school sent every student a stylecode for the new uniform.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A short label or number used in a computer program to describe how something should look.

The web page uses a stylecode to make all the titles blue.

3. A special code that identifies a particular design or model of a product.

Each sneaker has its own stylecode printed on the box.

4. A set of rules about how writing or art should be presented.

The magazine's stylecode says to always use short sentences.