So I believe the different styles go by IDs, from the en_us bundle I found this list
- Label: ProfileStyle_000000
LabelId: 1996025771
Text: Cute
- Label: ProfileStyle_000001
LabelId: 1996025770
Text: Cool
- Label: ProfileStyle_000002
LabelId: 1996025773
Text: Casual
- Label: ProfileStyle_000003
LabelId: 1996025772
Text: Elegant
- Label: ProfileStyle_000004
LabelId: 1996025775
Text: Relaxed
- Label: ProfileStyle_000005
LabelId: 1996025774
Text: Active
- Label: ProfileStyle_000006
LabelId: 1996025777
Text: Simple
- Label: ProfileStyle_000007
LabelId: 1996025776
Text: Unique
So
- 00 = Cute
- 01 = Cool
- 02 = Casual
- 03 = Elegant
- 04 = Relaxed
- 05 = Active
- 06 = Simple
- 07 = Unique
To find an item's style, you need to work backwards. First, look up the name in EN_US_ItemTextDB_ItemText.asset in en_us. For example searching for "Embossed Leaf-Print Suit Vest" brings us to this
- Label: ItemName_0150878
LabelId: -1708830284
Text: '<word=Embossed Leaf-Print Suit Vest,2,1>'
150878is what we need here. You can look it up in the item bundle ItemData2DB_ItemData2_0.asset file where you find
- Id: 150878
ItemTextId: 150878
BaseItemType1Id: 0
BaseItemType2Id: 1262
ColorNo: 2
Then we'll look up the base items in the lookat bundle LookAt_ItemParamDB_ItemParam_0.asset. 0 might mean blank here? I'm going to skip it and look up 1262.
- BaseItem: 1262
Patterns: 030000000400000000000000
Styles: 0300000001000000ffffffff
SubCategories: 070000000100000000000000
Styles here is the same pattern we saw in the colors data which is
hex number + 6 zeroes and so on. To make it more readable here's it formatted
03 000000 01 000000 ffffffff
That means it has two styles, 03 and 01, looking those up on the list from the beginning:
- 01 = Cool
- 03 = Elegant
Which makes sense! Try looking up some items and see if this makes sense for it. I hope it works!