Style of Publications chapter of PhD thesis I am writing my PhD thesis currently, and I am wondering about examples of the style for the list of publications (by myself).

I should mention, that my thesis is the classical type meaning a monogram, not just my publications stapled together with some filling, which has become common in some places. I expect around 150 pages in all (field is physics, for reference).

The work that has been published is already included in the thesis in one chapter per publication (plus other chapters of course, for methodology, introduction etc).
The list of publications would be an appendix.

I am using the Arsclassica style, and doing it similarly to the Publications chapter used in ClassicThesis, see page 9 in the ClassicThesis pdf.

It looks nice, but I also heard that some people also include the front page of each publication as a figure or similar. Does anyone have examples of that, or ways to implement it nicely?

From the answers/comments I can conclude, and totally agree, that since it's so flexible, it probably doesn't matter much. I was just looking for different options/inspiration.
If the guidelines are flexible and your advisor has not provided you with specific guidance, then I think you can conclude that it really does not matter.  Including a list of your own publications is not a universal requirement for a thesis anyway.  Look at some past theses from students in your program, and  do something similar.

The reality would seem to be that it doesn't much matter how you format things.  If the thesis examiners want to look up your original publications, any format that makes them clear should be fine.  I have never had trouble looking at a student's original research papers, with or without a dedicated section listing them.