The Spring 2013 bridal runways were full of sky-high slits. But for fall, designers left a little more to the imaginination.

A more subtle way to show some leg? Shift your slit from the side to the center so less skin sneaks out while you walk. The lacy opening down the middle of this Monique Lhuillier trumpet gown is the perfect example.

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The sleek part in this Rivini gown is high, but its placement lets less skin sneak out.

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Lush layers of tulle soften the look of the artful opening on this Rivini sheath.

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The flowy fabric of this Watters Brides balances out the va-va-voom factor of its slit that stops mid-thigh.

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Sequined lace and feathers cascade from the opening in this Matty by Matthew Christopher A-line gown.

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The classic silhouette of this Jasmine dress gets an instant modern upgrade with a perfectly placed cutout.

A sheer overlay turns the sultry slit on this gown by Rivini into a more subtle illusion.

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Flirty layers at the bottom of this trumpet gown by Robert Bullock Bride add movement to make a little leg play hide-and-seek.

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Not into showing bare leg down the aisle? The slit on this Birnbaum and Bullock gown is lined with lace to create a more subtle peepshow.

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