Finally Fitz (by Marisa Kanter)

Just a queer YA that hits perfectly. Our main character is bisexual and an aspiring fashion designer and influencer in New York for the first time. She is dumped by her girlfriend and reconnects with an old friend from her youth. Fake relationship shenanigans ensue.

All that said, this doesn't really hit the cliche beats you'd expect, and I super appreciated that! There's a storyline about Fitz and her (much older) trio of sisters that is really beautiful, and I cried at the end because of All The Feels about Fitz, her relationships, her sisters, etc. etc.  Super well done and a home run for YA romcom fans.