How does the baron obtain the lock belinda's hair?

In Alexander Pope's poem "The Rape of the Lock," the Baron obtains a lock of Belinda's hair by using a magical pair of scissors gifted to him by the fairy queen, who is angered by Belinda's beauty. During a party, he stealthily cuts off a lock of her hair while she is distracted, symbolizing the conflict between the worlds of the aristocracy and the supernatural. This act leads to a series of events that escalate the tension between the characters and highlights themes of vanity and social status.