Katy Perry thanks her assistants

At an exclusive and intimate party at New York Fashion Week, Katy Perry dedicated a song not to the wonderful designers or the perfect models but to her assistants.

Perry finished his 30-minute concert at the Hotel Plaza on Wednesday with his inspirational hit "Firework." Before interpreting the piece she told the audience: "I always feel like an outcast or a black sheep because I am no longer the size of a mannequin."

Then he told the guests, "the next song is a song that I want you to remember when they are doing their thing in the day and suddenly they break their pants, they fall two bandages from the heel, you are sweating and you have coffee all over The blouse, I speak of the attendees. "

"We are all human," he said. "We all started somehow."

Perry performed at a Harper's Bazaar party in honor of women in fashion.

"Girls make noise if they're here," he shouted. "Fashion Week is almost over, they can take what they want."

VIDEO OF THE PRESENTATION: COURTESY OF KATY PERRY LATELY