When we see pop stars perform in sparkly outfits, we don't usually think, Golly, those sequined pants are just what I need for my wedding day! Granted, we're not the types who normally model our wardrobes or lives after celebrities (not that there's anything wrong with that), but we're concerned for the crop of brides who do. Apparently, many go to the bridal store with a picture of a celebrity in hand, whether the starlet is wearing a wedding gown or not. While we're all for remixing the typical white dress, we don't think concert-performance outfits are the way to go. And with Ashlee Simpson's wedding on the horizon, we've greater cause for concern:

Whatever Simpson plans to wear, shoppers at Yolanda's are sure to want to copy it. [Yolanda Cellucci, owner of Yolanda's in Waltham, Mass.] said, "They want the exact styles. They actually come in with pictures and the designer's name. They even wanted the trumpet dress Donald Trump's wife wore even though they had read that it was so tight she couldn't dance in the dress."

Recently, a shopper who was getting married for the second time got the idea for a Louis Féraud wedding pantsuit after seeing a photo of Christina Aguilera performing in a sequined vest, Cellucci said.

Celluci notes that most celebrity outfits are custom-made, which is why a lot of ugly, tacky stuff looks great on celebrities, but just ugly and tacky on civilians. Sadly, even if she thinks something looks bad on a person, she'll sell it to her, anyway. If she didn't, someone else would.

Celebrity Weddings Register With Consumers [WWD]