It might be a top hat and tails kind of style, or a rough-hewn clarity more reminiscent of Hemingway. Or it might be a style that's completely new to readers. Quick tips to help you find your style Style springs from voice and tone. Voice is the autorial personality you assume. To find the right voice for a particular assignment, think about who you are as you're writing and about your imagined relationship to your audience.
Tone encompasses word choice, sentence structure, even grammatical and punctuation issues.
The tone must match your voice and your imagined audience. Try to settle on a tone that fits you best. You might vary it according to the assignment at hand, but only in degree.