“Style” shouldn’t linger in your awareness.
You don’t need to think about style.
It’s as likely to appear in the character of your thinking,
The shape of your ideas, your sense of humor or irony,
As it is in any “stylistic” markers in the prose itself.
But this will only be true if your prose is clear enough to reveal the character of your thinking, the shape of your ideas, and your sense of humor or irony.
Where ambiguity rules, there is no “style” or anything else worth having.
Pursue clarity instead.
In the pursuit of clarity, style reveals itself.
Your clarity will differ from anyone else’s without your intending to make it differ.
Years later, looking back over your collected works,
You can contemplate your style at leisure.
But for now you have more important things to think about.
Like revision.