The black lip gloss trend this fall seems to have really left a lasting impression on the fashion and beauty world by helping to bring the gothic and rocker look back into the limelight.

While Goth made a quick debut in the world of couture fashion a few years back, it's been a while since rocker glam has been in the spotlight and the headlines. Being a fan of this particular fashion phenomenon myself since back in the '80s when it first made its mark (and having yet to abandon it for anything newer), I've had plenty of time to practice and perfect it.

While I'm a die hard rocker girl, from my tattooed ear to my tattooed foot, it's understandable that some gals may not want to make such a commitment to sport what will probably only be a seasonal trend.

If you're only interested in rocking this trend for its due time or just need a bona fide groupie get up for a concert or show, here are some fashion forward ideas on how to rock 'n roll without permanent ink or holes.

Temporary tattoos -- A staple for every self respecting rocker gal is the nefarious tattoo.

If you're not quite ready to go under the needle, a temporary one that will give you approximately a week's worth of wear (depending on care and placement) may just be your solution. Temporary tattoos aren't just for kids anymore, with a wide variety of styles, from butterflies and roses to tribal back pieces and skulls. Most simply require you to press down, rub and lift off the paper backing, although some will require a little water to get them to fully transfer. Check out the Temporary Tattoo Factory for temporary tattoos ranging from mild to wild.  

Piercings -- You may be perfectly content with the holes you were born with, but a well placed stud or hoop screams heavy metal.

Temporary piercings are usually one of two designs -- either a magnetic stud that can be used on ears, nostrils and (carefully) in the labret (just below the lips) or Marilyn/Medusa (above the lips) areas, or a horseshoe shaped "ring" that can slip over a lip, nostril, septum, navel or even eyebrows. They also come in different colors and sizes so you can customize your body bling to your personal style. Check out Fake Body Jewelry  for tons of non committal body piercing options.

Funky hair color -- If a pink pixie, blue bob or scarlet streaks aren't punk perfection, than nothing is.

Try temporary colored hairsprays for all-over color or colored gels and hair mascaras for tips and streaks of crayon-like color that are gone before you go back to the office on Monday. But, super light blondes beware! Reds and pinks can leave a slight stain on your fair tresses.

Extreme lengths are another tress trend, with locks either being super short and spiked or long and straight. Wigs and extensions are a fabulous way to switch up your look without being a slave to the shears or suffering the growing out phase.

Wardrobe -- In the '80s, you weren't really a rocker if you weren't sporting one of two fabrics -- usually both.

Leather and denim are fashion must-haves, and the more the better. Ripped up jeans and leather biker jackets may be a little too hardcore for some, so try a pair of well-fitting blue jeans with black lace trim or insets for the same edgy feel. Of course, the mini skirt re-invented itself in the rockin' '80s, so leather or denim of scandalous lengths are always winners. Lacy tops, leather or suede fringe, baby doll tees with rock inspired graphics or band tees are a sure-fire way to flaunt your fashion savvy, as are boots (stilettos and knee/thigh highs are best) and lots of jewelry -- think silver bangles, hoop earrings, rings on every (or almost every) finger and multiple necklaces and pendants, layered on chains of varying lengths. If you really want to go all the way, ripped jeans and as much skin as you're comfortable baring (assuming everything is well-fitting) and a little off-the-shoulder action certainly wouldn't hurt.

Black Eyeliner – Dark, smoky eyes set this look off perfectly.

However, if you’re still sporting the black lip gloss look from Fall, skip this and go with a nude eye. Makeup savvy mavens preach the importance of playing up one feature at a time, and with such a drastic look for either eyes or lips, this is especially important now. 

Look like you're with the band this winter without giving up your 9-5 with just a few fun and funky accessories, a couple well thought out wardrobe additions and a healthy dose of rock star attitude. The lifestyle is optional.

*Photos from temporarytattoofactory.com, newport-news.com, starpulse.com, dailybeauty.co.cc