Chiaya is a creative wardrobe piece that is designed to express your style, confidence, comfort and versatility.

The Signature Chiaya was created by model/actress Laura Munoz-Bottini. The granddaughter of film icon John Wayne, Munoz-Bottini grew up in a show business family where she developed a unique sense of personal style. She created the Chiaya as an improved option to traditional sarongs that don’t stay in place, reveal too much skin and do nothing to help flatter a woman’s curves. The Chiaya was designed with a built-in spandex body slip to pull in bulges, smooth imperfections, flatter the physique beautifully and offer versatility.

"As a busy working mother of three active children- I’ve learned to treasure clothes that are comfortable, flattering and versatile. Keeping in mind that vacation/travel should be carefree- the Chiaya was created for stylish women that want the comfort of knowing this wardrobe piece not only can be worn to create many different outfits, but it will stay in place and flatter any woman’s figure," said Laura.

Chiaya, behind the name, and John Wayne Cancer Foundation (JWCF)

Laura's desire to set a great example of entrepreneurship and hard-work for her three children inspired the name Chiaya. CHIAYA is an acronym for Children I Adore You All.

As a child, Munoz-Bottini admired the way that her grandfather exemplified strength, generosity, work ethic, and encouragement. After John Wayne's battle with cancer, the Wayne family established the John Wayne Cancer Foundation (JWCF) to honor him and to advance the fight against the illness. Today, the John Wayne Cancer Foundation seeks to bring courage, strength, and grit to people who battle cancer. A portion of all proceeds will be donated to the Foundation. To find out more information on the John Wayne Cancer Foundation visit: www.jwcf.org.