Bored of neutral and muted shades? You can make your beach clothing a lot more exciting by adding this bright pop of color, which you'll conveniently find everywhere. Stylist and blogger Aramide Esubi told INSIDER, "One color that is standing out as a big trend this season is yellow. It's been a major trend for spring and it will continue on into summer as well in swimsuits. It looks great on all skin colors, which is a major plus."

In case yellow wasn't bright enough for you, there will be plenty of neon suits to choose from — and you should take full advantage of that. Erica Russo, Bloomingdale's vice president and fashion director, told INSIDER, "Neon was all over the runway, and while it may seem intimidating, there are multiple ways to try it out for summer!"

This year, one accessory has literally been made for lounging poolside: belts for swimsuits. Esubi says, "A favorite trend of mind that I have been seeing are belted swimsuits for this season. They are reminiscent of swimsuits in the '70s and give you that vintage yet modern feel. A belted swimsuit is also great for creating shape on your frame, and it's a fun focal point to elevate and highlight a simple swimsuit."

This is a great trend for anyone who wants a little more flair for their suit without going over the top. It's also ideal for anyone who has comfort in mind."Tie accents on shoulders and hips are one of the best ways to get an amazing fit," Duvall said. "Luckily, this is a huge trend in the market this summer, with exaggerated bows and ties popping up everywhere."

This look is also more comfortable, as Duvall explains, "Being able to tighten and loosen a suit as desired will ensure everything stays in place. This season, there are so many cute options that every shape and size will be able to incorporate this into their rotation."

Take a walk on the wild side with one of the season's biggest trends: an animal print bathing suit. "Swimsuits are a great way to experiment with wearing prints, and animal is another huge trend," Russo said.

If you're not ready for a full-on leopard suit, Esbui recommends starting slow: "Depending on your level of commitment, try out a leopard print coverup to start. If you're ready to go all in, indulge in the classic print and go for a leopard one-piece.

If sporty isn't your thing, there's another option: you can go for something traditionally feminine and sweet. "Floral prints, bows, and ruffles are all over the market this season, ushering in a wave of ultra-girly suits," Duvall said. "This trend can be done in small doses with a floral and ruffle top paired with a simple solid bottom, or can be done in full force with mixed florals and ruffles everywhere."

If you want to make your one-piece stand out, pick one that has some element of an accessory to it. Russo recommends a one-piece with a tie across the waist, even if it's not exactly functional. She says, "Not only is it on trend, but the tie at the waist can visually enhance or create curves with draping and knotting on the side."

The '80s may be making a comeback, but don't forget about the decades way before them as well. De Lecce recommends "vintage-style pieces that bring back the beautiful Hollywood glamour, such as the square neckline, low-back styles, off-the-shoulder, color-blocking, and the classic maillot."