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If that doesn't work for you, it's the Alter Years pattern PAY-019 easy doublet.

No problem.
Even though you are pretty curvy, your doublet shouldn't necessarily be as curvy.
Wear stays, and that helps with the under the bust curve.
The doublet should stop at your waist, so hip curves are not a factor.
(I haven't used this pattern, as I find it easier to draft a new one for each person.)

The big deal is the slope from bustline up to shoulder. It affects the shoulder line and the armscyes. Where on a man the center front line would go up to the neck, on you it will go up and away from you until the bustline, and then back toward your neck. The armscyes on the pattern will likely be not only way too big, but too far forward. (The bustier you are, the more of you is in front and the less of you is in back, percentage-wise, so the sillier it would be to put the arms midway between your centerback and centerfront, like on a man.)

My recommendation is to cut the pattern in whatever size matches your chest measurement, but don't cut out the armholes, leave the fabric there. Leave most of the neckline there, too. Baste the sides and leave the shoulder seams open. Get a friend to pin the front over your stays and fiddle with the shoulders and draw in where the armholes should go. Resist the temptation to add darts for shaping, instead take in any extra at the seams.

That oughtta do it.

happy doubletting!