How to make a form on which you can edit fields from two models?

Question

Django

There is one view on which you need to display a form with the following fields:

• Email (User)
  
• Skype (Profile)
  
• phone (profile)
  

(The name of the model is indicated in brackets)
I understand that you can create a class inherited from django.forms.Form, define the fields I need in it, and use FormView, but as for me, this is a crutch. Is there a more elegant way?
Thank you in advance for your response.
PS auth.UserDo not offer to expand :-)

Answer 1

<form>
{% csrf_token %}
{{ model_form_user }}
{{ model_form_profile }}

<button type="submit">

And in ModelForm we define fields

Extend auth.User not suggest

then suffer further with such questions
PS:

elite

https://ru.wiktionary.org/wiki/%D1%8D%D0%BB%D0%B5%...

Answer 2

Can create a general model

Answer 3

What is the purpose of the form? If you create a new user, then you still have to fiddle with the form, and determine what this field will be stored in this model, but that field to another model here is just the Form that will help you. If another object is created on the basis of this, then it probably makes sense to design a model for these purposes. Of course, you can do without the form classes at all, and do everything manually in the view.