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Styles are useful for defining the look and feel of your
applications built with Adobe® Flex®. You can use them to change the appearance
of a single component, or apply them across all components.
Flex 4 deemphasizes the use of style properties for some tasks.
Instead of styling individual components, or classes of components,
you can use custom skins to perform most operations that change
the look and feel of your applications. This includes adding background
colors and images, borders, and other properties that were styleable
in Flex 3 applications. For more information on skinning, see Spark Skinning.
 Peter deHaan’s blog, FlexExamples.com has many examples of
using styles and themes in Flex.
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