The purpose of this study is to examine the impact of virtual social networks on women's tendency toward Western clothing patterns. The research method is descriptive and analytical, and the results indicate that the increasing prevalence of women posting images lacking religious covering in cyberspace is a matter of concern, as this inappropriate behavior may be imitated by the young and unaware generation who are seeking role models. Launching campaigns such as posting photos without a hijab, "White Wednesdays," "Stealthy Freedoms," and the like, are examples of opposition to chastity and the hijab in cyberspace. Regarding the observance of chastity and the hijab, one of the most important tasks is raising awareness. Publishing appropriate content regarding chastity and the hijab and disseminating it in cyberspace through formats such as text, audio, images, graphics, and animation is highly necessary. Cultivating insight into cyberspace, its functions, and its effects for users of this space is another requirement. Many of the deviations and misbehaviors observed in this space result from a lack of sufficient knowledge about the subject. Teaching cyberspace literacy is necessary for all individuals, especially women who are present and active in it.