Here is a short list describing the types of people in English.
Fashion victim – someone who wears fashionable clothes that make him/her look unattractive
Fashionista – a designer or a follower of the latest fashion trends
Clotheshorse – a conspicuously dressy person
Tomboy – a girl who behaves in a boyish manner
Golden boy – a very successful man
Geek – a socially inept person
Busy body – a person too interested in the affairs of other people
Grumpy – a bad-tempered person
Slave-driver – a person who makes another person work very hard
Handful – a person who is difficult to control or deal with
Soulmate – a perfect match romantically for another person
Homemaker – a person, especially a woman, who manages and takes care of a home
Cream of the crop – the best of a group of similar people
Breadwinner – a person who earns money to support his/her family
New blood – new members of a group admitted to invigorate it
Foodie – a person with a particular interest in food
Buff – a person who knows a lot about a particular subject
Handyman – a person who knows how to repair small things inside and outside the house
Upper crust – people who have the highest social position
Frump – a woman who wears old-fashioned clothes that make her look unattractive
Soft-touch – someone who is easily persuaded into doing things you want
Wuss – a coward
Wimp – a person who is not strong and confident
Blabbermouth – a person who talks too much
Chatterbox – a person, especially a child, who talks a lot
Awkward customer – a difficult person to deal with
Gate crasher – a person who attends without invitation
Silly Billy – a silly or foolish person
Smart Alec – a person who behaves as if he/she knows everything
Bookworm – a person who enjoys reading
Road hog – a motorist who drives recklessly and doesn’t think about other drivers
Litter lout – a person who leaves litter in public places
Stowaway – a person who hides on a vehicle to travel without paying
Party pooper - a person who spoils other people’s fun
Clever clogs – someone who is very clever that is annoying
Egghead – a person, usually a man, who is very intelligent and is interested only in studying
Eager beaver – a person who is willing to work hard
Every Tom, Dick, and Harry – everyone
Nosy Parker – a nosy person
Peeping Tom – a man who tries to secretly watch women when they are wearing no clothes
Worrywart – a person who worries a lot about unimportant things
Weight-watcher – a person who is concerned about his/her weight, especially who is on a diet
Carrot top – a person who has red hair
Hunk – a strong, attractive man
A big wig – an important person
An oddball – an eccentric person
Weirdo – a person whose behavior seems strange
Newbie – an inexperienced participant in some activity
Womanizer – ladies’ man
Fairweather friend – a person whose friendship cannot be relied on in times of difficulty
Fresh-air fiend – a person who enjoys being outdoors or having good ventilation when indoors
Live wire – someone who has a lot of energy and is very active
Slowcoach – someone, especially a child, who is doing something too slowly
A know-all – a person who thinks he/she knows more than other people
Sponger – a person who lives off other people by taking advantage of their generosity
Cubicle rat – a person who works in a cubicle in an open office
Creature of habit – a person who always does the same things in the same way
A man of few words – a man or a woman that doesn’t talk very much
The salt of the earth – a person who is good, kind, and honest
Walking encyclopedia – a very knowledgeable person
Swot – if you refer to someone as swot, you don’t like the fact that he/she studies very hard
Butter-fingers – a person who drops things they are carrying
Cheapskate – a person who is not willing to spend money
Scrooge – a person who spends as little money as possible
Spendthrift – a person who spends too much money
Culture -vulture – a person considered to be excessively interested in the arts
Party animal – a person who loves parties
Stay-at-home – a stay-at-home person
Armchair traveler – a person who knows a lot about traveling without having direct experience of it
Armchair expert – a person who knows a subject without having known much about it
Globe trotter – a person who travels widely
Rolling stone – a person who is not willing to settle in one place for long
Nervous wreck – a person suffering from a lot of stress
Unknown quantity – a person (or a thing) whose abilities, powers, or effects are not yet known
Bright spark – a person who is smart and full of energy
Daredevil – a person who likes taking risks
Lone wolf – a person who prefers to be alone
Cold fish – a person considered to be unfriendly
Don Juan – a man who seduces a lot of women
Wet blanket - a person who spoils other people’s fun
Black sheep – a person considered to have brought shame to his/her family
Fare dodger – a person who travels on public transport without paying the fare
Drifter – a person who moves from place to place, without any fixed job or home
Down-and-out – a person without money, job, or home
Life and soul – a person who is lively and amusing at a party
Couch potato – a person who doesn’t exercise much and watches a lot of television
Killjoy - a person who spoils other people’s fun
Spoilsport – a person who spoils other people’s fun
Prodigy – a child or a young person who has a great ability
Savant – a person of great natural ability
Whizz-kid – a young person who is very smart and successful