1986 film magazine cover (men)

Use my uploaded photo. Keep my face exactly as it is — same features, skin tone and age, no slimming or smoothing, and do not stylise me toward a generic cover-model face. Change only my hair, clothes, pose and the design around me. Build a 1986 Indian film magazine cover on cheap glossy paper. I fill the frame from mid-chest up, slightly right of centre, looking straight down the lens, composed and confident. Mid-80s hair with crown volume, an emerald satin shirt with padded shoulders, a heavy gold chain. A bold sans-serif masthead across the top, its lower edge overlapped by the top of my hair, three or four short cover lines down the left edge, and a thin coloured rule with a small barcode and price at the bottom. Render the lettering as clean plausible English type, and where a word cannot be rendered crisply, render it smaller and softer so it reads as type at a glance rather than as sharp misspelled words. No Devanagari, no real magazine's name. Soft key just above the lens, bright fill from below, hard hair light behind, saturated paper backdrop. Oversaturated ink, faint halftone dots, slightly imperfect registration. Vertical 3:4 cover.