Classic 80s studio portrait, blue canvas

Use my uploaded photo. Keep my face exactly as it is — same bone structure, jawline, nose, eyes, brow, lips, skin tone, age and natural asymmetry. Studio makeup may be added but it must not reshape a single feature, narrow my nose, enlarge my eyes or lighten my skin. Change only my hair, clothes, jewellery, makeup, pose and background. Make this a 1986 Indian portrait-studio photograph: full backcombed hair with height at the crown, soft curls to the shoulders, one side tucked behind the ear so an earring shows, with a visible hairspray sheen. A sapphire-blue satin blouse with distinctly padded shoulders, large gold drop earrings and a single-strand necklace. I am seated on a stool, body angled about thirty degrees from camera, shoulders down and back, head turned to the lens and tilted very slightly, with a soft closed-mouth smile. Behind me a hand-painted mottled canvas backdrop in blue and grey-blue, lighter directly behind my head and darkening into the corners. Light it as a real four-light studio rig: a hard key high and forty-five degrees to the left leaving a small triangle of light on my far cheek and a defined shadow under my nose, a weak fill on the right at a quarter of the key, a hair light from high behind rimming the crown, and a background light making the lighter halo. Medium-format film on glossy paper, 1986: fine grain, warm skin tones, mild corner vignetting. Vertical 9:16, mid-chest up.