Logan Mahan is an Assistant Editor at InsideHook. With a background in reporting on internet culture, she specializes in topics related to retail, beauty, and fashion, while also focusing on lifestyle themes such as home life and personal care. Logan's work has been featured in Newswav, InsideHook, NewsBreak, and MSN, where she offers insights on women's gifting and trends in the e-commerce landscape.
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Logan's coverage primarily revolves around shopping-related content, including gift guides and promotional deals. His focus on house & home products and seasonal promotions indicates an interest in items related to interior design, lifestyle, and fashion.
When reaching out to Logan with pitches or expert commentary, consider offering insights into trending consumer products in the areas of athleisure wear, home goods, or other popular retail categories. Additionally, providing information about upcoming sales events or exclusive discounts may garner his attention due to his emphasis on promotional deals and seasonal content.
As Logan does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned but appears to cover international brands and retailers without geographical limitations.
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By: Logan Mahan
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Summer outfitting can get a tad stale the further we get into the season. As temperatures spike and humidity thickens, we gravitate towards the items that'll keep us cool — basic linen button-downs, sweat-wicking tees, whatever pair of shorts you have clean — without giving a second thought to style. How can we keep our wardrobes fresh throughout the summer? I believe the answer lies in a few easy style swaps from Billy Reid.
By: Logan Mahan
While on a trip to Australia a few years ago, my sister and I noticed our dad was using a plastic shopping bag to haul his belongings. After years of traveling with my father, I've come to realize he can't leave the house with just his wallet and phone. He always has his binoculars and a book in tow, regardless of where we're headed, and that's on top of whatever souvenirs he's decided to buy.
One early spring, around three years ago, I found myself in an empty bar in Salt Lake City, Utah, with my dad. We had been skiing all day at Park City with my aunt and uncle, but had decided on a nightcap just the two of us. Taking a seat at the bar, we ordered two shots of whiskey and a couple of cocktails. After chatting with our bartender about the backwards alcohol laws the state enforced, our conversation somehow shifted to birding.
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By: Logan Mahan
Nota bene: All products in this article are independently selected and vetted by InsideHook editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission.
Nota bene: All products in this article are independently selected and vetted by InsideHook editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission.
By the time I was 10 years old, I already knew my life as a Philadelphia sports fan would be one of pain and suffering. The Eagles had lost Super Bowl XXXIX three years prior (and wouldn't claim their first championship until 13 years later). In 2001, the 76ers biffed it in the NBA Finals. As for the Flyers, well, they haven't held the Stanley Cup since 1975. But that all changed in 2008.
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