6 Swimsuit Styles That Are Daring but Surprisingly Flattering

High-leg swimsuits have been resurrected from the '90s. This Baywatch-inspired silhouette makes your legs look like they go on for miles. Opt for this Bikini Lab One-Piece Swimsuit ($58) that has "Beach Please" written across the front.

Opt for this trippy River Island White Print High-Leg Swimsuit ($34).

Chase the rainbow in this shirred ASOS Rainbow Print High-Leg Swimsuit ($48).

This Mara Hoffman High-Leg One-Piece ($225) features a vibrant print.

One way you can show off some skin without opting for a two-piece is by choosing a scoop-back one-piece. Just like the high-leg swimsuit, this '90s trend isn't for the faint of heart. Choose one that features edgy studs like this Norma Kamali Mio Scoop-Back Swimsuit ($575).

This orange Haight Scoop-Back Swimsuit ($187) features a classic, round neckline and thin straps.

This Billabong Amaze Scoop-Back One-Piece ($80) has "We Are the Sea" written across the front.

This Kiini Tasmin Scoop-Back One-Piece ($315) comes with colorful crochet piping.

Another easy way you can show off a some skin is by opting for a one-piece with sexy cutouts. While these swimsuits are super flattering, they may leave you with some interesting tan lines. On the upside, there's no way you won't catch everybody's eye in this Mara Hoffman Vela Striped Cutout Swimsuit ($225).

This Kore Swim Flora One-Piece ($253) features a low neckline and a keyhole cutout in the front.

Look brighter than sunshine in this yellow Mara Hoffman Tie Front One-Piece ($230).

This Karla Colletto Palazzo Striped Wrap Swimsuit ($384) features a halter neck and a belt that cinches in your waist.

A swimsuit with a plunging neckline can be flattering, provided you find the right style. For example, choosing a swimsuit that has a plunging neckline and vertical lines like this Skye & Staghorn Turkish Plunge One-Piece ($220) helps elongate your torso by drawing the eyes upward.

Opt for one with a tropical print like this Stone Fox Swim Monster Fruit Palma One-Piece ($190).

Or go for a slimming black style like this Tori Praver Swimwear Kelly One-Piece Swimsuit ($150).

This burgundy Solid & Striped Willow One Piece ($158) has stretch fabric that hugs your curves perfectly.

While most women shy away from white swimsuits, we're here to say that it's actually one of the most flattering styles. You can think of a white swimsuit as the classic Summer staple: a LWD. Plus, this Kate Spade Scalloped Bandeau Bikini Top ($85) and High-Waisted Bottoms ($61) will make your bronzed skin pop even more.

For a more traditional silhouette, you can opt for this Melissa Odabash Monte Carlo Crochet Bikini ($137) that has chic gold-toned accents.

Give Summer the cold shoulder in this Trina Turk Women's Off-the-Shoulder One-Piece Swimsuit ($128).

Look white hot in this simple Karla Colletto Round Neck Swimsuit ($219).

It's all about the details with this next swimsuit trend. An easy way to try your hand at a daring trend is by opting for a swimsuit with lace-up details. The back of this Topshop Lace-Up Bikini Crop Top ($35) features a crisscross pattern, while the lace-up details on the Bikini Bottoms ($26) provide extra flexibility.

This Melissa Odabash Sardinia Lace-up Bikini Top in Antique Rose ($107) comes with adjustable straps and matching Bikini Briefs ($107).

You can adjust the ties to find your perfect fit in this tomato red Jonathan Simkhai Lace-Up Swimsuit ($295).

Mara Hoffman Lace-Up Swimsuit ($327) was designed to accentuate your curves with its low back and adjustable lace-up front.