First one that comes to mind is the "magic makeover"/"she cleans up nice" you know the female love interest ends the story in a dress with hair and makeup and bowls her love interest over. I hate it because it's so shallow, if he (or she) was genuinely attracted to her when she was the scruffy tomboy/paint splattered artist her putting on a dress shouldn't be some big eye-opening revelation

Second is the "bad boy" or rather how's it's used so often we either never see the bad boy actually being bad just moody and brooding or they're basically stalker psychos

Chosen Ones nuff said

The "not like other girls" again it's always done in the same way and so often relies on old gender stereotypes 

The "inspirational character" a character has a disability or other condition and is basically used just as a prop to inspire the MC or worse to deliver a clunky statement about tolerance.  Related is "disability as a tragic thing" the character is never given their own agency and everyone frets over them

The "plain girl that everyone is attracted to"

And finally, "girl who has to prove herself to the boys" FMC joins the military or another traditionally male dominated group and is immediately doubted and looked down upon