Ex student now a model with Kate Moss Agency and in Another magazine
- Mar 29, 2022
- 1 min read
Lenny Rockins is the new 'It'. An incredible 15-year-old was featured in Another magazine in a feature spread and now with Kate Moss's modelling agency. Catch him here on this link: https://www.anothermag.com/fashion-beauty/13960/vincent-rockins-alasdair-mclellan-alister-mackie
Lenny was a student with us over the summer when he was 13 and it was obvious he was going to be big in fashion. Daring, committed, fearless, hilariously funny and driven like the wind. His entire family are totally delish and so supportive of their talented children. Follow him on Instagram and see all the mad and wonderful things he gets up to: www.instagram.com/vincentrockins
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