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I WPF there is the WindowsStyle property. I need to know whether exists something similar in silverligth or any method to create a child window without a visible frame
The closest you can get is to take charge of the entire template for the child window.
The template being used is documented here.
Rip the template and place it in a Style resource (probably best if you dump it in its own ResourceDictionary XAML file and use MergedDictionaires in App.Xaml to make it available)
Now play around with the template removing the border (its actually a set of borders).