Like pearls on a brittle string, the islands in the Maldives atolls see perfection of their natural environment paired with fragility associated to human exploitation.
Five or six star resort luxury comes from non-existent resources: the islands have no freshwater, no agriculture, and energy is produced from imported fuels.
Hurricanes and tsunamis, bleaching coral reefs and endangered species corrode the beauty of sand – white like the native inhabitants’ smiles – and the magnificence of the kaleidoscopic subwater world, known as Allah’s aquarium.
| Composition | Lycra from econyl fiber |
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| Available sizes | S, M |
