Hidden on the Rooftops

Dance Among The Lace opens with an immediate burst of crushed mint and lime, mimicking the zesty coldness of a freshly poured mojito on a humid aftern… Show more

Dance Among The Lace opens with an immediate burst of crushed mint and lime, mimicking the zesty coldness of a freshly poured mojito on a humid afternoon. Miller Harris captures the damp, green atmosphere of an overgrown British garden after a sudden downpour, letting the sharp citrus soften into a bitter fennel and green angelica heart. It smells wild, herbaceous, and distinctly wet. As it settles, vetiver and damp moss ground the initial fizz, preventing the blend from becoming too sweet. This is a refreshing option for scorching summer days when heavy fragrances feel suffocating. It suits anyone looking to step away from traditional clean laundry scents in favor of something earthy, realistic, and botanical. Show less