I don't think you do it with models. You do it with form fields. An easy way is to simply create a regular CharField, render it like usual. Then, on the front-end, you simply target that specific char field and initialize the datepicker on it.
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Actually, use the DateField instead of the CharField so you get server side validation of the date input. It should just render as a text input on the front-end.
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