I don't think that would help much. More thematically appropriate dressing would just reinforce the facade perception. Plus, hardly anybody actually reads signs.
Every other cue on Disney property teaches you that a closed door is off limits. If you spend a full day in Disney parks the only door (before now) you'll ever touch is for the bathrooms. I'm sure over time the subconscious learning will break down but in the meantime I can understand why they're hurting a bit.
Personally, I'm happy with invisible stores and the last thing I want to start is a tradition of hawkers begging me to go into one.
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