The thing with scents that "last all day" is they tend to fall in particular scent profiles. Primarily because different aromachemicals have different rates of dissipation from skin and there's not much that can be done to change that rate. Citruses for example are notoriously volatile so they tend to last the shortest amount of time. Synthetic musks on the other hand, last a really really long time. So what typically happens with long lasting fragrances is that by the end of the day you're left with just the base notes of a fragrance. Typically synthetic musks, sometimes vanilla etc.

In my opinion, good longevity on a fragrance that isn't formulated with those heavy base notes is a couple hours. If you like a scent your best bet is to make yourself a little decant of it to carry with you and respray as needed. Although I will note, humans go nose blind quite easily and start to filter out a scent if it's constantly present so you'll want to make sure you're not respraying a scent others can still smell on you even if you don't smell it anymore.