GUI Style
The native GUI uses a CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) approach that is familiar to those in the Web development field. A GUI Style holds a series of GUI Controls for all of the different elements you might use in your interface. Anytime you create a button, label, text field, or other element, it uses the GUI Style you have defined. This is handy if you want all of your GUI elements to follow the same rules, allowing you to control them from a single script.
Note
Unity comes with its own internal GUI Style. You can create your own, but if you choose not to, when you call the OnGUI() function, the internal Unity one will be used.
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