Haute fashion + beauty news roundup: Aerin Lauder launches shoe collection; Joanna Coles to head Cosmo; Coach collabs with Frye; Oscar de la Renta introduces Essential Luxuries fragrances; Bergdorf’s 111th Anniversary collection + Lanvin for Ladureé

Aerin Lauder introduces footwear collection – Aerin Lauder, granddaughter of Estée Lauder, incorporated her timeless style and passion for accessories in her new line of shoes, AERIN, which includes 15 modern yet practical styles of flats, wedges and sandals in snake, calf, patent leather and grosgrain. Prices range from $179 to $400. (WWD)

Joanna Coles leaves Marie Claire for Cosmo – With an impressive track record during her six-year stint at Marie Claire, Joanna Coles has accepted an appointment as the new editor of Cosmopolitan. “I’m incredibly excited about the global footprint,” Ms. Coles said. “It’s big because it talks about things that are really important to women. It’s such an iconic logo.” (NY Times)

Coach collabs with Frye on a collection of chic leather boots – Two iconic leather goods brands, Coach and Frye, have teamed up on an 8-piece footwear collection ranging in styles including a short metallic boot, a tall motorcycle boot with Coach’s signature logo, and a pair of ocelot-print haircalf boots. (Glamour)

Oscar de la Renta is launching a fragrance collection this fall – Inspired by his “mastery of fashion, and his enriched, joy-filled life“, Oscar de la Renta is launching the Essential Luxuries collection, which is based off tales from his life as each of the six scents comes with a detailed story from the designer’s past. The collection will be available starting September 6, exclusively at Saks and OscardelaRenta.com. (Elle)

Bergdorf Goodman celebrates 111th Anniversary with exclusive collection – Luxury department store Bergdorf Goodman collaborated with some of our favorite brands to design a 100-piece capsule collection in honor of their 111th Anniversary. The collection will hit stores just in time for Fashion’s Night Out on September 6. (Racked)

Lanvin gets sweet with Ladureé – Just in time for Paris fashion week, Lanvin’s Alber Elbaz, collaborated with French macaroon house Ladurée to create his own pink bubblegum flavor with Ladurée pastry chef Vincent Lemains. It comes in an illustrated Lanvin box with grosgrain ribbon tie, and will be available in Ladureé London stores by the end of September. (Grazia)