The Indie-Music Beauty Stars You Need to Know

Her relationship with Robert Pattinson may have put her on your radar, but FKA Twigs's hair (and her hit single "Two Weeks") make her a performer to watch.

This singer's sleek lob and pared-down makeup allow her electro-pop beats and percussive French lyrics to take center stage during performances.

The Aussie DJ's tousled blond strands are almost as cool as her trippy beats.

We can't decide what's more fierce: Lizzy's always-changing, rainbow-bright hair hues or her throaty voice.

Ellie may look sweet and have a charming British accent, but when she steps on stage, she lets loose, battling Beyoncé's hair flips. She's known to use her blond, textured mane for some serious hair-ography.

Thanks to her dip-dyed nails; kinky, voluminous curls; and vampy lipstick, this Grammy Award-winning teen has already made her mark as a beauty trendsetter.

If you haven't heard of this It Brit yet, you will soon — she's playing at Coachella 2014. Laura shows off how to play up your eyes and eyebrows if you have a close-cropped or shaved hairstyle.

Only a serious pop star could make Elvis hair look supercool — on a strawberry-blond woman, no less!

The trio of sisters knows how to bring down the house and make not-brushed hair look chic.

While many up-and-comers tend to choose edgy looks, this sultry songstress often makes the case for vintage beauty with her pin-up-inspired waves, winged eyeliner, and long, red nails.

Expect floral crowns, crimped ponytails, braided updos, and more Pinterest-ready hairstyles from this beauty-savvy DJ duo: Mia runs the ones and twos while Caitlin accompanies her on the violin.

The Scottish frontwoman is representing lobs in the music biz. We love how she pulled her chop back into a cute ponytail, allowing her bangs to frame her liquid eyeliner and rosy lips.

Before Marc Jacobs brought pigtails to the New York Fashion Week Fall 2014 runway, this British star was wearing them on stage. She's known to test out unexpected updos (like teased, half-up styles) to keep her long locks out of her face.

Hat hair doesn't scare this American singer, who wears her long strands either curly or straight (but always with texture) under a bevy of toppers when she performs.