Since my nose isn't picking up much here, I'll work through the ingredient list. Bergamot and orange at the top? That could be, but neither ethereal-sparkling nor overwhelmingly fruity-sweet, rather transparent (maybe that's the green apple already?), but already tied to some duller tropical fruit, here it says passion fruit, but for me it could also be mango or something similar. After that, not much happens; the more tangible "tropical fruits" replace the transparent top note, and later a slight sweetness mixes in. When I intensely sniff the base, I briefly think of Alien; maybe that's from the amber, or maybe I'm just having an olfactory flashback. As I ponder this, I find the combination of tropical fruits and amber strange. Why amber? Is it supposed to fix the fruits or accompany the vanilla? No idea, the concept doesn't make sense to me. Does every perfume today have to be at least a little vanilla-sweet? Sweet fruit isn't enough? And there's nothing suitable to lay it on?
My nose is doing its job, but my brain isn't responding; the scent "doesn't flash me." A fruity fragrance can be nice, but then please concentrated and not so indecisive, and the tropical fruits ending in dull sweetness don't deserve that.
The scent isn't bad, but also nothing special; if someone likes it, they can wear it, but with the elegant presentation and in that price segment, I expected more.
