What kinds of tops look good on busty middle aged women?

[OhFreedom]

I have disproportionately big boobs. In my youth I always had a flat stomach and small waist, so my go-to was just fitted/tight t-shirts/tops - never really had to think about it. But now I'm middle aged, I'm stumped, as I don't want to wear clingy/tight tops any more, but baggy things don't look good because of the big boobs.
I'm a size 10, with 32E chest.
What do others wear?
TIA

Where is this top from please?

It's Next, haven't tried this particular model, but I have several this style
https://www.next.co.uk/style/ls314442/k71816

This top is so simple yet so lovely. I'm a 36G/G and I used to wear so many batwing items years ago. I've recently purchased 3 batwing jumpers which are rather nice, I just wish the neckline was a bit lower. I tend to wear v neck tight t shirts, fine knit jumpers, shirts tucked in with blazers or open cardigans, my favourite is a fine roll neck under a low cut dress so it gives the space between he'd and boobs without actually showing skin.

Space between neck and boobs.

The quality and thickness of the fabric is the most important criteria as we age, I find!

Natural fabric - cotton, silk, wool, - rather than plastic-based fabric make a big difference. Better cut. Thicker fabric. Thus is also more expensive and hard to find as in general clothes are being made more cheaply and at lower quality - - so second hand, vintage, can be way to go (albeit time consuming)

I find things like this suit me - with good quality thick leggings and boots

Thanks that's really helpful. Another poster also suggested looking on Vinted where the seller usually posts a photo of the whole item on a hanger and you can see more, which was a good tip.

My jumper arrived & am pleased with it.

if between sizes, I would size down.

I am 30FF with broad shoulders. I would never just wear a top. I wear tops with a bit of give so they drape over everything including my middle rather than clinging anywhere. Then I add something else, a shirt, a cardigan, a blazer. Even in the height of summer I would wear a thin short sleeve shirt over my top to help obscure my figure (extreme inverted triangle).

This way I don’t have to wear v or low necks which don’t feel modern and also drag my face downwards. I even wear turtle necks, just never on their own.

@TheOGCCL yep- I have several black long sleeved sheer chiffon shirts (that I leave open) off SHEIN for this very purpose