I have found it easy and successful to shop online...
Mostly, it is very successful and I keep and like the item I ordered. Sometimes I return it (easily). I have a mailing service nearby enforcing social distancing in the store. Return bags are usually pretty easy for returning items.
I have bought shoes, a nightgown, underwear, and leggings successfully online. I've returned quite a few but it hasn't been a hassle.
If you can't get out, know your size and carefully read about and look at your product (e.g. zappos) you can get a fairly good idea of the item.
I have had to be more realistic about my size, requiring a tape measure and more careful about the product material. But even this fraught exercise has been pretty successful with me. I now know that I am no longer a size 14, but now a 16. OK. It is not the end of the world.
Now about my hair and not having it styled...
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except in PARIS!!! 
I'm an old hand at online shopping, so I know the brands, and their sizes that work for me. You'll figure it out in no time!
As to my hair: I'm a curly girl... my hair needs constant shaping. I'm looking more than a tad weird. 
need our Post Office!
SOPO!
Every subject. I insisted on a short cut, but that was 2 months ago.
On line shopping has been great for me. Know your favorite brands that have standard sizes and click on the link. Choose the styles that work for you. I love nighshirts because I am short. Know the brands for slacks and tops. You have a much better selection online. Instead of running to different stores. Appliances.
Now Medicare Advantage plans give $70 a quarter for OTC products. Use their APP to order, few days later a box on your porch.
My TV was damaged due to a storm, but still have my old one. Decided to wait until they can deliver and install once again. Much better than having a family member struggle to bring it up the stairs, find out the cabinet does not work, going out buying that.
I am changing a lot of habits. Grocery shopping every 2 weeks with a written list, instead of popping in a couple of times a week. Ending with stuff I really do not need, thanks to those SALE signs.
Am enjoying that part, not the other.
Kept the old clippers are Burr haircuts. Remember them? Kids did not like them. Dad’s did!
Pack it up, put the label on the box and drop it off at your local FedEx place. Easy peasy, no waiting in line. Marshall’s, Designer Shoe Warehouse and Wayfair are among places that do this. Up til recently I was buying stuff for a trip to Florida for my son’s wedding, now postponed. Now they’re probably getting married at a courthouse down there and having an after-the-fact reception up here, so no trip 
All the work, the planning, the anticipation, trips! And in some cases, family members will no longer be there.
I'm sorry you won't get to go see your son get married.
I have lace tops in every style and color. Fake Turtle neck sweaters in every color. Slacks, the same!
I thought I was the only one who did that!
Fit well, look good. Another for gym shoes. One place for bating suits for the Y pool. take you down a size.
It came within a week - was so excited, but it seems that since this all started I've gone from a size small to a medium.
I had been growing my silver hair out for some months before, so that's all fine except that I've discover that I have brown streaks among the silver - very interesting. My hair is curly so styling isn't so bad (I can put it up) but I do wish I could get some of the dyed ends cut off.
We ordered meal kits from one of those companies that delivers, and I discovered that each portion was 900 calories! BTW, those kits are more work than if I buy the ingredients myself - the packaging is very wasteful and they're expensive.
