Cops are searching for three slick hipsters who allegedly ransacked Lindsay Lohan’s Hollywood Hills house early Sunday.

Surveillance video released Wednesday shows a scrawny guy wearing Converse sneakers, skinny jeans and a flowing neck scarf, accompanied by two women, knocking on the door of Lohan’s Spanish-style bungalow around 1:30 a.m.

The two female suspects wore black pants and shielded their faces with clothing, but cops said one had shoulder-length blond hair and the other had her hair pulled back in a ponytail.
All three are thought to be between 18 and 25 years old, cops said.

“Detectives believe that the trio gained entry to the home through an unlocked door, then ransacked it and took the victim’s property,” said a statement from the Los Angeles Police Department.

“The safe was ripped out of the wall and the door was off the hinges and door handles removed,” Lohan’s mother, Dina, told People.com.

“Bags, shoes and jewelry were taken, too. Thank God she wasn’t home.”

The “Mean Girls” star sent a Twitter message Tuesday that hinted the break-in was an inside job.

“That’s how I know it was not a ROBBERY. electronics weren’t taken … just things that a certain old friend knew meant a lot to me,” she tweeted.

Cops reportedly are looking at the possibility that the male suspect also participated in a break-in at the home of “Hills” star Audrina Partridge last February, according to TMZ.com.

Back in May, cops were called to investigate a separate break-in at Lohan’s rented, terracotta-roofed house on an otherwise quiet street not far from the famed Hollywood sign.

Lindsay and younger sister Ali shared the house but were planning to move even before the break-in.

Lohan, 23, discovered the Sunday robbery after returning home from a night of partying at nearby hotspot The Bar, which was hosting a gathering for New York fashion designer Chrissie Miller.

She was spotted talking briefly to director Michel Gondry, but the meeting was a coincidence and not related to a future project, Gondry later said.

“She didn’t know I was French,” Gondry, who directed “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,” told the Daily News.

Source: New York Daily News