Miss Dior Dior 2017 Eau de Parfum

All these Miss Dior fragrances have left me quite indifferent until now, but the huge cardboard cutout featuring a seductive Natalie Portman drew me in today, precisely because it smelled subtly sweet and attractive within a 3-meter radius.
I cautiously sniffed at the spray opening - a really beautiful citrus note contrasts against a warm, woody, sugary-sweet base. So, it was allowed on my wrist. The citrus note is bergamot, the saleswoman explained to me, and she sprayed a pink ribbon for me upon request.
I think I like the fragrance because it strives beautifully upwards, fresh and carefree, thanks to the citrus (which, by the way, remains throughout the scent development), but still has depth in the base (due to the patchouli). Similar to "Roma," I enjoy the cold-warm contrast here. The mentioned flowers are probably thickly candied with sugar, not individually identifiable to me, but this sweet heart makes the fragrance feminine.
I find this Eau de Parfum relatively strong (which one should expect), and also long-lasting; many hours later it is still present, lingering even after washing my hands.
I probably won't buy it, as it lacks a suitable occasion for wearing. Currently, I'm looking for a green fragrance for everyday use, and this one completely diverted me from that path. Miss Dior Eau de Parfum is such a lure that likely screams "please indulge me, and do it pronto." And although it could seduce my nose, it is still a bit too sweet for me.

P.S.: The pink ribbon smelled like a sweet powder cloud at least a week later.