It is just a slogan for a clothing shop. Imagine there was a demonstration of people asking for style, and they would shout "Style Now!". I know its stupid but that's what I need to translate. Is that´s too difficult, I could also use "Revolution Now!"
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It's really difficult to translate, especially when it is a kind of slogan for a fashion scene.
I just want to point out that the word 今様 sounds very much old-fashioned, even archaic. It sounds like a person from 明治
Meiji period is talking...(Meiji is more than 100 years ago, by the way.)
What considered "cool" or "fashionable" in Japan are usually written/said in European language. If you go to a deparment store in Tokyo and look for clothe from Japanese brands, most of them have their name in foreign language.
スタイル (sutairu = style) is often used for fashion. Literal translation of "style now" does not make any sense (and to be honest I cannot think of anything other than スタイル・ナウ！ which is merely writing the English words in Japanese characters). It does not works for you, I guess, unless you want it printed on something to make it look "exotic"...
If you want it to be something in kanji, then it is 今様式, meaning modern style or modern form, but again, this would look very, very old-fashioned and I don't know if it fits your requirement. (At least no Japanese would imagine it could be a translation of your slogan "style now!").