Big chest, spaghetti straps and tight fit = stuffed sausage? Help :(

I'd recommend a bra cup be put into the dress that is a push up bra cup so it has a shelf. It can make you look more perky or push them closer together. It can also take some weight off the straps of the dress if they're supporting or already tight. I have a big chest so I stay away from pushup things in day to day life, but in my dress it was the more comfortable option for my chest and gave it the right look. I get adhesive rashes so its also a great alternative if you don't want a sticky cup. I ended up with a narrower plunge dress. the horrible truth is a lot of us have a little fat around the armpits. Even when a dress is sitting right. Does everyone else focus on it? nope. How many times have you stared at another girl for it? I don't think you look stuffed I think you look graceful. You may have to readjust the strap if you get any sort of shelf cup put in opposed to what your alternative was, but being comfortable is important. This also sounds ridiculous but some people legitimately contour there boobs. I don't think you need to go that far. the picture you like has the cups in the dress at an angle to help the breasts rest in a flattering way so that could help if there's not a cup in it consider getting one? best wishes.

Hi everyone,

Thank you so much for your suggestions! After another appointment, they actually closed up a bit the cleavage. I am still unsure whether to keep it like this or go for push-up cups as advised by Joey. I kind of feel the dress looses a bit its charm when we close the cleavage that much:

I think it looks beautiful, not stuffed at all, but I know how our own perceptions can be different. Try the push up pads suggestion, but if it pushes you up then you may looked stuffed. You look elegant and natural.

I agree with others to talk with your alterations person about options for different or additional cups to help lift your chest a little and get you well fitted into the dress. My daughter is a tall, thin 36DD, and the last thing she thought she needed was push-up padding, but in alterations they just couldn't get the boning/cups in the dress to fit well. They ended up using thicker push-up pads below and slightly to the outer-edge of her breasts and thin smaller pads that aligned with the top edge of her dress. With the two, she was "locked & loaded" for 12+ hours in her dress. The dress gave her the support she needed and there was no stress on the heavily beaded thin straps of her dress. She looked absolutely gorgeous, and it was a relatively inexpensive alteration that turned out perfect. Good luck!