Romina Ashrafi was killed with a farming sickle as she slept in her family home in Hovigh, northern Iran, on May 21 as 'punishment' for trying to marry an older man.
The news was widely reported in Persian-language media, but state-run newspaper Jame Jam appears to have photoshopped an image of Romina to cover her hair.
image class="left" url= Iranian state-run newspaper Jame Jam appears to have photoshopped an image of beheaded teenager Romina Ashrafi (actual image right) in order to cover up her hair (left)
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The first image of Romina that went around the world this week showed her standing [[ next]] to a pot of flowers with a pastel green headscarf on.
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The scarf is sitting further back on her head meaning that the front of her hair is showing - which violates Iran's strict modesty laws.
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Another image, which seems to have appeared in Wednesday's edition of the newspaper, shows Romina with her hair fully covered.
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Masih Alinejad, a US-based Iranian journalist who has long campaigned to overturn Iran's modesty laws, tweeted the image along with several other accounts.
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She wrote: 'Shame on Islamic Republic state media for covering Romina's hair by photoshop.
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'She was 13 and murdered by her father. Now they depicting the victim of an honor killing in 'appropriate hijab' for her honor.
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'They killed her again. This is gender apartheid not cultural difference.'
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Alinejad has herself been the target of regime attacks in the past, and her brother is currently in jail in Iran. She is campaigning for his release.
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Romina's killing prompted fury in Iran when it was first reported this week - including by [[ ]] - and has led to calls to toughen up 'honour killing' laws.
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The teenage girl initially fled the family home with 34-year-old Bahamn Khavari after her father expressed outrage at their plans to get married.
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image class="left" url= The killing of teenager Romina Ashrafi in the Iranian town of Talesh, around 198 miles northwest of the capital, Tehran, has prompted a nationwide outcry
But both of their families contacted authorities, leading security forces to conduct a five-day hunt before detaining the couple and taking Romina home.
Local media reported that although Romina told authorities she would be in danger at home and feared for her life, they handed her back as required by law.
