Last night Puma hosted “The African Bazaar,” a night dedicated to increasing awareness about the Maasai Wilderness Conservation Trust. Industry players and Hollywood stars–spotted Ed Norton–were out to support the cause. The space was decked out with Puma gear, crates and oil barrels with brush and plants everywhere, electronic candles creating a warm and inviting space. Seating was on rough-looking-splinter-wielding benches and low cushioned couches. It was over-the-top with hors d’oeuvres from one of L.A.’s trendiest new dining spots, STREET. The Hit + Run crew set up shop and was making custom screen printed tees for an endless line of buzzing guests. A photo booth was set up and the images projected in a slideshow on the wall. The open bars serving Patron were the saving grace because it was uncomfortably hot. The ikat and tribal printed fabrics draped from …