Gwen Stefani agrees to "tone it down" for the Malaysians

Popstar Gwen Stefani has reportedly agreed to tone down her dance moves and ditch her revealing costumes - when she performs in Malaysia later this month, after receiving complaints from Muslim students.

The "Hollaback Girl" singer is set to perform her first ever gig in Malaysia's capital city, Kuala Lumpur on August 21st, but she's faced opposition from locals who insist her behavior and dress sens is "far too inappropriate".

Mohamad Hilmi Ramli, of the National Union of Malaysian Muslim Students, said: "Her video clips promoting the event are too obscene.

"We want the organisers to cancel the concert, failing which we will ask the authorities to intervene." But the organizers of the show have reassured local students that Gwen "respects the values and conventions of this country" and vowed that the singer will follow the local code of ethics for foreign artists, which bans the unnecessary baring of skin.

Maxi Communications said in a statement: "Gwen Stefani has confirmed that her concert will not feature any revealing costumes. She will abide by the Malaysian authorities' guidelines to ensure that her show will not be offensive to local sensitivities." According to the Malaysian government's Ministry of Culture, Arts and Heritage, enforcement officers will meet Stefani ahead of the concert and will monitor her act. She must be covered from her shoulders to her knees and is banned from jumping, shouting or throwing of objects on stage or at the audience.