Fantasie Rebecca

I am definitely not having that issue with this bra. I have not had this issue with the bra, but I'm only an E cup.

Fantasie Rebecca. Then one day I ordered the other non-padded version of the Fantasie Smoothing Bra by mistake (the 4520 rather than the 4510). I was skeptical but tried it on. Not only does it fit perfectly, it doesn’t show up under t-shirts, and it makes my boobs look SMALLER.

Initially, I got resized at a boutique without much concrete understanding of my shape. I did understand that my tissue was probably projected (my breasts had been pushing the Natori Feathers out of my IMF for years), and in working with the fitter at my local store I just tried bras until I found a couple that felt fairly comfortable. The two I purchased were the Panache Ana and the Fantasie Rebecca. As time has gone on, I can identify both the fit issues and the things that made them feel comfortable.

If you want a molded cup, you might try Fantasie Rebecca, Panache Cari, or Freya Deco. In a molded cup bra, look to see if the edges of the cups are bound or sewn somehow. If it is just glued, the edges can curl like you describe. My size and measurements are very, very close to yours, and I personally wear bras from Fantasie and Panache pretty much exclusively, because they suit my shape.

As you found out, it was too big! When you go up in band size, you have to go down in cup letter, in order to retain the same cup volume. When you have loose skin/tissue, it might help to choose a slightly shallower shape, unlike the common recommendations for projected shapes. You might want to try Panache Clara in 34D and 34DD, with an extender on hand, or maybe Fantasie Rebecca, since it uses spacer foam.