UI Shell color scheme change

Is there a way to change the color scheme of the UI Shell template?, perhaps use a different style sheet to stay consistent with customer's corporate color scheme. How can we do this in the UI shell template?
thanks

hi snandyal,
The answer is for sure -Oracle ADF skinning . The following post demonstrated ADF skinning with the UI Shell template: http://soadev.blogspot.com/2010/03/adf-faces-rc-grab-that-adf-skins-in-5.html
Regards,
Rommel Pino
http://soadev.blogspot.com

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